All Sustainability articles
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Inboard enginesNew lubricant saves 1.5% fuel costs in large engines
TotalEnergies Lubmarine has developed an advanced fuel-economy lubricant for large four-stroke marine engines following 100,000 hours of testing
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Boatbuilding Materials & MachineryWebinar season brings interesting talks about motors and composites
A series of webinars runs throughout October with experts in various fields outside the marine sector highlighting advances that could have an impact on boating
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NewsAI as organisational transformation: Former Italian Minister to deliver keynote at 5th World Yachting Sustainability Forum
Event takes place tomorrow, October 2nd, at Genoa Boat Show
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HydrogenSurplus solar energy fuels hydrogen-powered trawler
A solar plant on the island of Corsica uses excess energy to produce green hydrogen for a local all-electric training boat
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Battery TechnologiesNew batteries made with 100% recycled critical minerals
US-based General Motors has just completed the first electric cars to use cells made with valuable metals recovered from end-of-life batteries
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News5th World Yachting Sustainability Forum to explore AI and energy innovation in maritime industry
Industry leaders to gather on October 2nd at the Genoa Boat Show to chart course toward sustainable yachting future
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MarinasInland and Coastal presents eco-pontoon solutions at Southampton show
Pontoon manufacturer demonstrates how marina infrastructure can support marine biodiversity alongside traditional mooring
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NewsMonaco takes centre stage for global superyacht industry
The Monaco Yacht Show, conferences, meetings and a fleet of yachts draw the industry to the principality this week
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Green TechnologiesSolar cells operate 10m underwater
Perovskite-based solar cells have been real-world tested to a depth of 10m, where the altered light spectrum can still be successfully harvested
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Green TechnologiesPath to low carbon fibreglass recycling
A research programme shows that under certain conditions, recycled glass fibre from wind turbine blades can match the carbon footprint of virgin material
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NewsGlobal industry survey launched to shape future of boat Life Cycle Assessment
ICOMIA, EBI and NMMA seek industry input to establish the first globally aligned Life Cycle Assessment methodology for recreational boats up to 24m
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Green TechnologiesWhite paper explores zero-carbon fuel blends
Detailed research into the science of using future fuels in existing combustion engine technology has been published by the Swiss company Kistler
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NewsEBI launches guidance on EU deforestation rules
New Regulatory Compass initiative aims to help boating companies navigate regulatory requirements and prepare for EUDR compliance
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NewsDNV certifies mtu Series 4000 engines as methanol-ready
Further milestone for Rolls-Royce Power Systems’ marine business
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Green TechnologiesStudy reduces yacht’s freshwater consumption
The team behind the experimental sailing yacht Zero have been developing an energy-efficient freshwater system that could become an industry benchmark
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NewsMonaco marina rendezvous to examine investment, technology and sustainability
The two-day event will bring together marina operators, investors and industry experts to address the forces reshaping waterfront infrastructure
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Green TechnologiesWaste plastic can toughen epoxy by 98%
Research scientists in China have found a way to recycle PET plastics into an additive that makes epoxy resin more resistant to cracking from impacts
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ElectrificationSolar car receives US$44m investment
US-based Aptera Motors Corp has entered a manufacturing partnership which could also bring more technical development to solar-powered boats
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Green TechnologiesWaste carbon fibre converted to sound insulation
Researchers in Singapore have found a way to convert carbon fibre waste, including the resins, into aerogel materials for multiple uses
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Green TechnologiesSpray-on solar panels achieve 14% efficiency
A new process allows for perovskite solar cells to be sprayed directly onto carbon reinforced polymer substrates, including the curved surfaces of hulls
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