All Sustainability articles
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Green TechnologiesPorts conference to discuss water quality challenge
Registration is open for the Greenport Congress in Portsmouth, UK, from October 7-9, which will explore ways to improve the water quality in harbours globally
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Green TechnologiesNew solar cell overcomes damage from ‘shading stress’
Thin film solar technology can be damaged by extensive shading, but a new organic tandem cell can retain 97% efficiency even after 2,000 hours of shadow
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SustainabilityOceans and lakes running out of oxygen?
A team of scientists at the Scripps Institute of Oceanography is warning that oxygen is disappearing from the world’s bodies of water at an alarming rate
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SustainabilityFactory for boat recycling products opens
Northern Lights Srl has commissioned a new Italian factory specialising in recycled composites for boat building
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Green TechnologiesWave energy buoy gets DNV approval
The 100-ton CorPower C4 Ocean buoy has just received DNV certification, paving the way for a large floating wave energy farm off the coast of Portugal from 2029
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NewsEBI energy transition roadmap has coastal, inland marinas in its sights
Europe’s marinas face major infrastructure upgrades to support the shift to zero-emission recreational boating
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NewsInvestors confirmed for Smart & Sustainable Marina Innovation Awards
Applications for startups and scaleups close on 22 July
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Green TechnologiesCommercial-scale recycled composites moves closer
Up to 50% of recycled composite is now being used to produce high quality new material in a partnership between Exel Composites and OCF
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NewsArchipelago and Chartwell demonstrate methanol-powered range extender
UK companies successfully test methanol-powered range extender designed to extend the range of battery-electric vessels as they move towards commercial deployment
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Green TechnologiesOceanbird’s 150ft wingsail begins trials
A prototype 46m rigid wingsail has been installed by Damen shipyards on a 230m car transporter as part of a real-world test on high-sided vessels
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NewsRegistration opens for 2026 Turning the Tide Summit
BoatUS sustainability initiative to explore the removal of abandoned and derelict vessels and other boating-related waste
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Green TechnologiesLloyd’s Register reports on LPG for propulsion
London-based Lloyd’s Register has released a free and comprehensive report on the future of LPG for marine propulsion, but leisure marine has already tried it
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Green TechnologiesNew solar module boosts hydrogen production
A research team in Germany has developed a solar device that can convert up 31.3% of sunlight into green hydrogen without the usual power losses
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Green TechnologiesNew combined vertical axis and solar array
Austria-based Novventos Energy GmbH has launched its naca.boost vertical axis turbine which operates where conventional wind energy is compromised
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NewsSanlorenzo partners with BYD Energy Storage on next-generation battery technology
The parties have signed a strategic partnership to jointly develop advanced battery and energy storage solutions for future yachts, as the Italian builder continues to expand its Road to 2030 sustainability programme
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Green TechnologiesOld electronics could provide rare earth minerals
Old marine equipment could be part of the efforts to ‘urban mine’ used electronics to provide the rare metals needed for electric motors, servers and AI sensors.
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NewsSunreef launches first Sunreef 100 Eco sailing catamaran
The new vessel combines electric propulsion, battery storage and integrated solar technology; it will debut at the Monaco Yacht Show
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MarinasHapySity places first solar signage at Greece’s Kos Marina
The smart totem integrates visitor information services, digital advertising and renewable energy generation within a single platform
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NewsYachting Ventures launches in-house fundraising feed to centralise leisure marine dealflow
The move aims to streamline access to investment opportunities across the leisure marine innovation ecosystem and strengthen its investor network
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NewsSanlorenzo urges faster rollout of green methanol infrastructure at Venice Climate Week
Italian yacht builder says fuel supply and shoreside infrastructure are becoming the key barriers to wider adoption of sustainable marine technologies, despite rapid advances in propulsion systems
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