All Sustainability articles
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NewsSuzuki announces Fuel 1 collaboration
New partnership aims to distribute ethanol-free marine fuel through US Suzuki dealers
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Green TechnologiesSelf-supporting PowerBuoys deployed off California
A system of PowerBuoys from Ocean Power Technologies has been deployed to assist the US Coastguard, with a scalable design that could support electric boats
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MarinasPush Power to deliver first solar PV and BESS system for UK marina
The new solar solution for Suffolk Yacht Harbour will supply nearly 50% of its annual electricity needs, reducing grid reliance
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Green TechnologiesWorld’s first offshore ocean heat platform installed
A new floating platform has been installed off the Canary Islands to trial a system for using the heat gradient of the ocean to generate electricity
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AIRobotic learning increases solar panel efficiency
An autonomous system has gathered data from thousands of experiments and used AI to improve solar panel efficiency to 27%
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NewsPrincess Yachts cuts carbon emissions by nearly 20%
UK builder reports a 19.78% drop in emissions in 2025, driven by renewable energy expansion, operational efficiencies and lower transport impacts
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Green TechnologiesComposites: The process and cost of manufacturing too much waste
While the marine industry promotes greener materials and propulsion, the manufacturing process itself remains largely overlooked. From single-use infusion consumables to non-recyclable thermoset waste, production generates significant material losses, costs and carbon emissions that are rarely accounted for
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NewsRolls-Royce Power Systems reduces mtu diesel emissions
Engine tests in Friedrichshafen, Augsburg and Ruhstorf are now carried out on hydrogenated vegetable oil
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Green TechnologiesSolar EV charges quicker than a domestic solar roof
In an endorsement to hull-mounted solar panels, the Aptera solar-powered electric vehicle was able to capture more early morning sunlight than a complete solar roof
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NewsBarcelona Electric Marine Show honours leaders in sustainable innovation
The 2026 Sustainable Nautical Awards recognised projects driving eco-friendly ports, clean energy, and sustainable boating practices
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Green TechnologiesGurit promotes ‘carbon literacy’ in staff
The Swiss composite and resin company has just published its 2025 sustainability report, with interesting initiatives to reduce waste and save money
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HydrogenVolvo joins Daimler Truck and Toyota in fuel cell development
A non-binding agreement has been signed allowing Toyota to join Daimler Truck and Volvo to become equal shareholders in cellcentric to develop fuel cell units
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Green TechnologiesUS-based Air Lubrication System saves 7% fuel
A pilot installation by US-based Minke Marine has returned a significant fuel saving on a 55,000 CDWT ship by sailing it over a carpet of bubbles
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Green Technologies10MW wave energy project for Mauritius
The French renewable wave energy specialist Seaturns has announced the launch of its first pre-commercial offshore project in Mauritius
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Green TechnologiesIon pump improves desalination
An international team of researchers has developed a new type of membrane that can transport ions without the need for chemicals or pumps
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Green TechnologiesBoss cap saves 4% fuel
A new software programme from Econavis can calculate how much fuel can be saved by retrofitting a customised boss cap behind a ship’s propeller
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ElectrificationFirst electric boat show in Nice
This weekend (19-22 March 2026) the French city of Nice is hosting an event called ‘Nice Boating Tomorrow’ which will focus on electric and sustainable boating
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Green TechnologiesTandem solar cells achieve 33% efficiency
Jusung Engineering has announced a breakthrough in boosting the efficiency of a perovskite tandem solar cell following an industry-academia collaboration
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Green TechnologiesDolphin-inspired robot to clean up oil slicks
With design ideas from dolphins and sea urchins, a new type of robot could autonomously clear oil slicks without harming the water quality
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Green TechnologiesForest-based resins challenge fossil materials in boats, wind turbines and high-performance adhesives
Researchers at Finland’s University of Oulu have developed new high-performance bio-based resins that can replace conventional oil-based materials in composite products without compromising strength, cost, or industrial scalability
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