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.
New solar cell design unveiled in Morocco said to boost efficiency by up to 90% in a more durable lamination
CorPower Ocean has been selected to lead a pan-European wave energy consortium to validate the technology in conditions required for large scale deployment.
The Spanish infusion specialist MEL Composites has supplied a tailor-made solution to help develop a solar and hydrogen powered foiling prototype
Marine electrification specialists Charge Offshore has received certification for a system for recharging electric vessels directly from a windfarm
Transforming work practices is bringing Azimut and Volvo Penta’s shared vision to life
The 2026 JEC Composites Innovation Awards received 154 applications, from which 33 finalists were selected for 11 categories, including the maritime sector
A test combining tidal power, battery storage and hydrogen production has been successfully completed by the European Marine Energy Centre (EMEC)
A UK-based builder of sustainably propelled aluminium explorer yachts is creating a proving ground for a methanol-based propulsion system
UK-based Marlec has developed a semi-flexible solar panel that has a sewn in zip, allowing it to be more easily attached to a bimini or spray hood
With similar issues as polyester boats when it comes to end of life, the wind turbine sector has just made its first new blade section using recycled materials
The Canadian company Open Waters Solar has created a 1.2mm thick PV panel which can be incorporated into the deck or cabin top.
The SolarDeck pilot project is heralded as the first time a coastal ship has used a large solar array to diversify its energy mix
The DNV maritime consultancy has recently released a white paper on the future of civilian marine nuclear propulsion and will discuss the findings in a webinar
Bas van Helden is managing director of De Voogt Naval Architects
Biodegradable consolidation bags for spare parts packaging to be used for all products
The proceeds will be mainly allocated to global distribution and service network expansion, supply-chain optimisation, and product upgrade