Superyacht Technology News – Page 32
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NewsRoyal Huisman’s Sea Eagle II starts maiden voyage
Dutch superyacht yard Royal Huisman has delivered the much-anticipated 81m (266ft) Sea Eagle II to its new owner.
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NewsSanlorenzo’s preliminary first-half results show jump in profitability
The Italian yacht-builder has also announced the expiration of the exclusivity period to acquire Perini Navi
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News2019 Dutch superyacht output: fewer but more valuable, greener vessels
Amels’ 83m Here Comes the Sun The Dutch superyacht sector delivered 17 yachts last year, worth just over €1bn, the Netherlands Maritime Technology (NMT) trade group says in its 2019 annual report. While this is a drop in numbers, NMT says the value of yachts on order ...
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NewsSuperyacht sector reports good first year for its sustainability agenda
The Water Revolution Foundation, an initiative of sustainability projects of the global superyacht sector, has reported better-than-anticipated progress in its first year of operation.
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NewsCustom Line launches 11 new yachts in first half of 2020
Another eight launches are planned prior to year-end
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NewsAlia Yachts launches La Paloma, joins hull and superstructure of Al Waab II
Turkish shipyard continues to operate in full production as the industry enters its post-Covid recovery phase
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NewsTrinidad & Tobago brace for surge of superyachts
Trinidad &Tobago (TT) is preparing for a “surge” of superyachts, causing its Attorney General (AG) to amend local legislation aimed at easing entry while protecting the island nation.
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NewsNew superyacht trimonoran concept unveiled
Yacht designer Baran Akalin has revealed a 25m trimonoran yacht concept featuring a trimonoran hull developed by Dutch company AnwigemA.
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NewsPlans for new Greek superyacht yard rejected
The proposal was part of a €612m investment plan for Piraeus port
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NewsSanlorenzo launches first 62Steel superyacht
Italian superyacht-builder Sanlorenzo recently launched its first 62Steel superyacht at its shipyard in La Spezia.
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NewsLatest NZ-built superyacht to be completed this month
The 26.2m (86ft) superyacht power catamaran Rua Moana is the latest large yacht project to be completed in New Zealand. The yacht will be used for charter and is already being marketed as such by a number of local charter companies.
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NewsMalta allows superyacht crew changes
The Maltese government has introduced a new ruling that lifts the travel ban relating to yachts calling in Malta with crews only onboard. This will allow yachts to use Malta for crew changes, a particularly difficult aspect for superyachts as a result of the lockdowns and travel bans due to ...
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NewsNobiskrug develops new superyachts with focus on environmentally-friendly solutions
German builder reports stable demand for its superyachts
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NewsGerman design firm releases first images of US$562bn mega-catamaran
The 650ft Galileo2 is described as a “floating marina”
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NewsBenetti delivers 107m M/Y Lana
Italian superyacht-builder Benetti has announced the delivery of FB277 M/Y Lana, a 107m ‘gigayacht’ whose interior and exterior design are the result of Benetti’s inhouse team. Lana has a steel hull and aluminium superstructure, a beam of 15.2m and a gross tonnage of 3,900 GT. Highlights include diesel-electric propulsion, a ...
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NewsSouthern Spars to develop next generation of DynaRigs
New Zealand’s Southern Spars, a North Technology Group company, has joined forces with Magma Structures to deliver a new generation of DynaRigs. The DynaRig concept has proven itself as an effective alternative to conventional rigs for superyacht owners who are looking to reduce crew numbers and optimise sailing time.
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NewsAfter so-so start, Netherlands Maritime Technology relaunches superyacht unit
The Netherlands Maritime Technology (NMT) lobby, overcoming a spat over a name and marketing slogan, has asked “renowned marketing agencies” to handle the relaunch of Holland Yachting Group as its superyacht unit. The contract will be awarded June 24, said the NMT in a presentation of the HYG’s first-year program. ...
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NewsAon-Willis Towers Watson merger faces lawsuits
Plans for a takeover deal worth some US$30bn of two major insurance brokerage groups have hit a possible hurdle as at least three shareholder lawsuits have been filed opposing the approach by Aon to acquire Willis Towers Watson. Both businesses are big players in the superyacht insurance market.
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NewsSuperyacht sector wakes up to cybersecurity
As the boating industry accelerates the push into smart technologies onboard, those advances make superyachts particularly vulnerable
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