All Market Intelligence articles – Page 4
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Green TechnologiesAirX ferry to get maritime classification
The Airfish Wing-In-Ground (WIG) ferry is being brought into commercial operation through a partnership with the maritime classification society Bureau Veritas
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ElectrificationSustainable motor free of rare earth metals
Based in Newcastle, UK, Advanced Electric Machines has recognised the supply chain issues of rare earth metals and developed a fully recyclable motor
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Green Technologies‘The future of BioAdhesives’ event
A free, international online event will take place on February 24 and 25, highlighting the use of these new products for more sustainable manufacture
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NewsState of the US boating industry is ‘cautious optimism’
NMMA president Frank Hugelmeyer shares key insights during his Miami keynote
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ItalyItalian market update: IBI reviews key developments at major volume sail and motor yacht yards
A-Z of the leading Italian yards, both power and sail
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NewsBodrum Yacht Meet explores challenges of Turkish market
The workshop attracted strong participation and significant interest, particularly from the Bodrum region
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NewsSABBEX welcomes AGOA extension, but reciprocal tariffs remain in force
African Growth and Opportunity Act renewed until December 31
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HydrogenGothenburg electrolyser to save 20,000lt of diesel daily
The Norwegian company Hydrogen Solutions AS plans to build an electrolyser of up to 10MW in the port of Gothenburg, making green hydrogen available locally.
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Electrification10 main challenges for electric propulsion
With 10 years before the ban of new petrol and diesel cars across Europe, a feature in an automotive magazine looks at the main challenges, which also effect marine
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AIAI analyses battery microstructures
London-based start-up Polaron has secured US$8m in funding to expand its materials science platform to help increase battery performance
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ElectrificationMicrosecond-capable electronic current limiter
The Switch has developed an ultrafast DC current limiter for battery-powered vessels to prevent a total blackout
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ElectrificationMobile off-grid recharging by fuel cell
For areas that need high-capacity recharging, but have an unreliable grid connection, the trailable hydrogen-powered DC fast charger may be the answer
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NewsMood index: EU business and consumer survey results for January
Economic sentiment, job expectations rally in both EU, eurozone
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Green Technologies‘Octopus acid’ helps solar panels self-heal
South Korean researchers have used a naturally occurring antioxidant molecule found in octopus to help perovskite solar panels create a self-regenerating shield
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Green TechnologiesTidal generators ‘don’t hurt wildlife’
A study in the USA using underwater cameras has discovered that the blades of small tidal turbines pose no threat to marine wildlife
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HydrogenFuel cell trucks to enter production
In late 2026, Daimler Truck will produce 100 Mercedes-Benz NextGenH2 fuel cell trucks with liquid hydrogen storage, enabling a 1,000km range
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HydrogenConsortium has plans for nuclear shipping
A UK-led maritime consortium has been established to develop a pathway for the safe building, operation and decommissioning of nuclear-powered shipping
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HydrogenHonda to develop next generation fuel cells
To independently develop its next-gen technology, Honda Motor Co will discontinue joint venture fuel cell production with General Motors in Michigan
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News2026 Helsinki show returns amid Nordic boating industry’s recovery
Finnish builders share insights with IBI ahead of Vene 26 Båt, northern Europe’s largest indoor boat show
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