All Market Intelligence articles – Page 20
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Paints and CoatingsMarine thickness gauge goes airborne
UK-based Tritex NDT (Non-Destructive Testing) has just celebrated the 200th sale of its new thickness probe for testing masts and overhead structures via a drone.
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Battery TechnologiesFaster EV charging while preserving range
A stabilising coating on an electrode helps solve the trade-off between EV battery range and charging speed, even in cold temperatures
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NavigationMARELEC discusses a world without GPS
The 13th Marine Electromagnetic Conference (MARELEC) has just closed in Southampton, and a key discussion point was how to navigate if GPS is lost.
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NewsD-Marin enters Palma de Mallorca
Marina operator wins tender for Marina Palma Cuarentena in Palma Bay
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NewsSmaller businesses take bigger hit on tariffs, impact beyond pricing
Tough decisions ahead for many US manufacturers and importers
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NewsUS marine stocks tumble amid trade war uncertainties
Many companies have seen their shares hit 52-week lows
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NewsGreek marinas study highlights capacity shortfall
Boating tourism hit by berthing shortage of the past three years
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Battery TechnologiesKongsberg Maritime’ s new DC equipped vessel will save 35% in fuel costs
A new Offshore Support Vessel (OSV) being equipped by Kongsberg Maritime will contain a range of new DC technologies that will reduce space and weight requirements.
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HydrogenFirst hydrogen-powered aircraft in New Zealand advances clean energy solutions
Hydrogen liquifying technology is being installed in New Zealand to fuel electric aircraft that can fly ten times further than battery powered equivalents.
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ElectrificationAll-DC grid project being rolled out for shipping in Europe
A three-year project co-ordinated by the University of Birmingham is underway to establish a full DC-based architecture for ships, with implications for large yachts
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HydrogenMercedes-Benz tests next generation fuel cell trucks in the Alps
The first prototypes of trucks powered by hydrogen fuel cells have been rigorously tested in the Swiss Alps, bringing robust technology for use in marine applications too.
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Battery TechnologiesBatteries from nuclear waste
Japan Atomic Energy Agency announces first assembly of uranium-based rechargeable battery made from spent nuclear fuel
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ArticlePort Camille Rayon gears up for an exceptional summer season
Strong leadership and a robust strategy from the D-Marin team, results in high marina occupancy, demonstrating long term commitment from berth holders
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NewsAvikus joins MIT maritime consortium
South Korean tech pioneer aligns with other maritime organisations to establish international standards for autonomous navigation and decarbonisation
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Green TechnologiesNew seawater purification technique outperforms activated carbon
A team of Japanese researchers has improved the electrodes used in water purification, which has made desalination more efficient and could also benefit fuel cell development
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HydrogenInvenergy plant in US to produce 40 metric tonnes of clean hydrogen annually
The widespread adoption of clean hydrogen-fuelled technology depends on a global supply chain, and this has taken a step forward with Invenergy’s new facility in the US
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FoilingVessev hydrofoiling ferry opens first US office and explores a leisure variant
The growing international demand for high-speed foiling ferries has resulted in the New Zealand specialist Vessev opening its first office in North America
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PropellersFirst Oceanbird wing system retrofit nears completion
The Oceanbird 560 concept provides vessels of all types with the possibility to harness wind propulsion, but with the ability to fold and stow the wing away when not needed
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HydrogenAdvances in electric aviation pave way for fast, long-range electric boats
The hydrogen fuel cell and electric ducted fan are allowing commercial aircraft to fly emissions free, with the tech transferable to the leisure marine space.
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