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
New Green Hydrogen plant in Japan paves the way to upscale global production
Four modules at Kawasaki are being tested under ‘real world’ conditions, including operation during maintenance periods and from low power supplies at night
Yamaha Marine Spain joins Plastic Free Oceans project
WRF records growing interest in its Life-Cycle Assessment approach
Technological neutrality key to marine industry sustainability
French startup to begin serial production of new eco-friendly fender
NYC addresses derelict boat issues
EU funds for skilled labour for green transition in European boating sector
Feadship’s YETI seals yard’s commitment to sustainability
Monaco Smart Yacht Rendezvous awards sustainable solutions
Spanish show to have new areas dedicated to nautical tourism and sustainability
Suddenly, a glimmer of hope to rid Europe of its end-of-life boats
Green TechnologiesRecycling solar panels
German researchers have developed a means of recycling old solar panels that could ensure access to critical elements required to produce new power generating surfaces
Green TechnologiesGlass windows from bamboo?
Researchers in China have developed a new technique for creating clear glass panels from bamboo fibres rather than sand, yielding panes that are more shock-resistant and more sustainable
Green TechnologiesRecycling carbon fibre waste
With the opening of its first US recycling facility, Fairmat aims to develop a high-tech closed-loop ecosystem to recycle and repurpose CFRPs
Green TechnologiesGreen hydrogen can be made using wastewater from whisky distillation
Scottish researchers use nano tech to make the wastewater suitable for electrolysis
Green TechnologiesCustom sealing materials accelerate hydrogen roll out
Marine industry targeted for accelerated development, along with chemical processing aerospace and road transport
Green TechnologiesIs it a boat or plane? Could the Airfish herald a new mode of over water travel?
It turned heads at the Singapore Yachting Festival last week; we investigate the science and the potential of the Airfish 8
Green TechnologiesTurning sugar into plastic
Nylon and other polyamides could be mass produced from agricultural waste in the future, thanks to the efforts of scientists at Swiss technical university École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL)
Green TechnologiesSustainable fuels could cost the same as fossil fuels by 2035 says shipping technology giant Wärtsillä
With the superyacht industry keen to move steadily towards more sustainable energy production, there is the potentially good news that the use of green fuels should be no more costly than existing fossil fuels. The big stumbling block, however, is the pace of global take-up. which the leading technology group ...
Green TechnologiesCan Tidal Kites sustainably power remote marinas?
Swedish firm generates first power with 1.2mW tidal powerplant to deliver proof of concept
Green TechnologiesLithium batteries built for future recycling
With shortages of critical elements looming, industry needs to find a better way to recycle lithium batteries say researchers in the US, who believe they have the answer
Green TechnologiesNew life for old fibres and resin
Swiss start-up Composite Recycling is taking scrap GRP and recovering its constituents in a process that creates glass mat and oil suitable for incorporation in new composite structures
Galley equipmentFrom bottle caps to tables and work tops
Dutch start-up WasteCraft is making a highly colourful statement by incorporating recycled coloured bottle tops into the design of new plastic countertops and other products.
Green Technologies News
NewsYamaha Marine Spain joins Plastic Free Oceans project
YMS strengthens commitment to preserving health of the oceans
NewsWRF records growing interest in its Life-Cycle Assessment approach
Water Revolution Foundation’s list of third-party verified solutions is growing
NewsTechnological neutrality key to marine industry sustainability
Why decarbonisation initiatives cannot take a ‘one-size-fits-all’ approach
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