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
French association for eco-responsible boating elects new board
Spanish electric boat association reshapes leadership
Yanmar launches compact SCR system to cut NOx emissions
ZEM appoints new CEO to drive global growth
WRF issues net-zero roadmap for the superyacht sector by 2050
EU boating, fishing lobbies jointly seek more lawmaking influence
Greece to inaugurate first two marine parks
WRF unveils blue investment fund for ocean conservation
Yamaha Rightwaters marks six years of marine conservation
Beneteau wins innovation award for pioneering circular nautical chain
Green TechnologiesWoodflow technology creates high performance timber composites
The Spanish company Strong by Form has developed a process that uses wood to offer low carbon alternatives to conventional materials.
Green TechnologiesSustainable thermoplastic resin can be processed like conventional GRP
Hive Composites delivers MET-OL, a resin with water-like viscosity, no VOC emissions and improved mechanical properties for the same cost as epoxy.
Green TechnologiesIveco shows truck powered by compressed natural gas
Making its debut at this year’s Road Transport expo is Iveco’s S-Way tractor unit, powered by the most powerful natural gas engine currently available for road use
Green TechnologiesSmart nano-filtration can make oil last ‘almost indefinitely’
A new type of nano-filter from Delta-Xero promises to remove water, particulates varnish and bacteria down to 0.1micron, rendering fuel and lubricating oils ‘super clean’.
Green Technologies‘Cube’ generator creates energy from ambient radiation
After years of development and testing, a compact generator is claimed to be able to convert neutrinos and background radiation into a continuous source of electricity
Green TechnologiesEnergy Observer’s new research vessel seeks carbon neutrality
A new catamaran has been announced to carry forward the work of the Energy Observer organisation. The EO3 will initially be developing technology for using ammonia in existing combustion engines
Green TechnologiesGerman startup to turn wastewater into marine fuel
The Mannheim 001 Project has opened the world’s first facility to turn wastewater and renewable electricity into sustainable marine fuel.
Green TechnologiesGRP boats recycled into planks
A marine recycling project has found a way to turn old boats into composite planks but needs the product to be purchased in bulk to make it viable.
Green TechnologiesOffshore hybrid ship and eSail wing system win key awards
A ship that can recharge directly from windfarms and a rigid sail that uses forced-air suction for extra lift have both won their individual categories at Norshipping
Green TechnologiesNew study to help reduce marine plastic pollution
Recent research shows that co-operation between countries could reduce plastic pollution in our oceans by 64% and yield up to USD 36 billion in economic benefits
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 Technologies News
NewsFrench association for eco-responsible boating elects new board
APER strengthens leadership and advances sustainable boating at 2025 general meeting
NewsSpanish electric boat association reshapes leadership
ANBE unveils new management team and strategy to advance sustainable boating and marine decarbonisation in Spain
NewsYanmar launches compact SCR system to cut NOx emissions
In addition to commercial applications, the system can be installed on larger leisure vessels over 24m
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