Sector: Green Technologies
Gain insights into green technologies in the maritime industry with our analysis of current trends, company news, and the latest product launches. Learn how sustainable practices are being integrated into boating products and operations.
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Green Technologies
Improved solar panels hold promise for electric boats
New solar cell design unveiled in Morocco said to boost efficiency by up to 90% in a more durable lamination
Fincantieri, Red Sea Authority sign maritime development deal
Yanmar America installs solar array on US headquarters
Spain rejects proposed emissions tax on yachts
Rolls-Royce, Sanlorenzo extend contract for mtu yacht propulsion
SA cat builder announces “groundbreaking” sustainability project
French yard to roll out first eco-catamaran
Sunreef picks up German Innovation Award
Fraser Yachts CEO to speak at African Boating Conference
MarineShift360 unveils first Impact Accelerator cohort
UK’s South Coast & Green Tech Boat Show opens this weekend
Green TechnologiesComposites: Look past the ‘fibre’ label
Composite structures are a large contributor to a vessel’s footprint, yet often escape scrutiny in the race for ‘green’ upgrades.
Green TechnologiesEuCIA promotes circular manufacturing for composites
The European Composites Industry Association (EuCIA) has published a document exploring ways to keep end-of-life composites and mould tools out of landfill
Green TechnologiesSailing catamaran offers cross Channel ferry service
This Summer, people wishing to cross the Channel between England and France can take advantage of a new eco-service being offered by a sailing catamaran
Boat AutonomyAutonomous robots track Arctic plankton
The annual Spring blooms of phytoplankton form the foundation of marine ecosystems, and now two autonomous robots have been mapping how they move and evolve
Green TechnologiesKelp farming uses robotics and AI to restore ocean biodiversity
An environmental project is helping the health of the oceans by creating large seaweed farms and monitoring them closely using advanced technology
Green TechnologiesICOMIA Asia tour reinforces importance of industry collaboration
Joined up thinking needed if industry to realise its full potential in region
Green TechnologiesDeep sea minerals could meet global demand for critical metals
The subject of the potential benefits and environmental impact of deep-sea mineral extraction will be up for discussion at the Nor-Shipping 2025 conference
Green TechnologiesRoll-to-roll printable solar cells
A research team at Swansea University has developed a low-cost and scalable process to create fully printable perovskite photovoltaics.
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
Green TechnologiesShellfish waste could help clear oceans of microplastics
A proof-of-concept project has shown that a new type of water micro cleaner made from natural colloids can bond with microplastics and bring them to the surface for removal
Green TechnologiesSurge in orders for The Switch to aid transition to net-zero shipping
An electrical system designed to allow large vessels to be futureproofed for new energy sources, and save fuel in the meantime, has just logged 50 new contracts
Green Technologies News
NewsFincantieri, Red Sea Authority sign maritime development deal
The agreement marks a significant milestone in Fincantieri’s push into Saudi Arabia
NewsYanmar America installs solar array on US headquarters
Engine builder takes major step toward sustainability goals with installation of 914 solar panels on Adairsville HQ roof
NewsSpain rejects proposed emissions tax on yachts
Spanish Congress votes against proposal to levy new tax on luxury yachts and private jets
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