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MarinasWalkable solar pavement for Valencia Port
A pilot project involving solar panels as part of a walkway is being trialled in the port of Valencia, with other Mediterranean marinas set to apply the concept
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Green TechnologiesUltra-thin solar decking
The Canadian company Open Waters Solar has created a 1.2mm thick PV panel which can be incorporated into the deck or cabin top.
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SustainabilityCollaboration key to sustainable leisure marine future
A detailed report by the global environmental consultancy firm Arup has outlined ways in which even small ports and harbours can become sustainable fuel hubs
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NewsSuzuki adopts biodegradable parts packaging
Biodegradable consolidation bags for spare parts packaging to be used for all products
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MarinasLarger sizes for FRP pontoon piles
Creative Composites Group adds 8in, 14in and 18in diameter options to its fibre-reinforced polymer piling system
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NewsExploMar closes over US$10m financing to accelerate global expansion
The proceeds will be mainly allocated to global distribution and service network expansion, supply-chain optimisation, and product upgrade
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Green TechnologiesWorld’s first seagoing solar ship system
The SolarDeck pilot project is heralded as the first time a coastal ship has used a large solar array to diversify its energy mix
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Green TechnologiesWant to go nuclear? DNV Webinar 18th Nov
The DNV maritime consultancy has recently released a white paper on the future of civilian marine nuclear propulsion and will discuss the findings in a webinar
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Green TechnologiesFloating vertical solar farm goes live
The German renewable energy company SINN Power has just commissioned the world’s first vertical floating solar farm, ideal for inland water surfaces.
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NewsTime running out for Boat Builder Awards tickets – less than one week to go
The 2025 ceremony takes place on Wednesday 19 November at a new entertainment venue next to Hall 8 at RAI Amsterdam
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NewsEU Transport Investment Plan a boon for Europe’s boating sector
The ‘Sustainable Transport Investment Plan’ caps a year of lobbying by the Brussels-based European Boating Industry
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Green TechnologiesRotor sails boost vessel performance by 13.5%
Project engineers have purpose-designed a new tanker with a compact rotor sail system and underwater fins to give annual fuel savings of 597 metric tonnes
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Green TechnologiesGreen epoxy build reduces carbon by 80%
The recently completed Greenscow build project has combined plywood and natural fibres with Sicomin’s new green epoxy for a low carbon footprint
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NewsViking’s WAVS initiative and Valhalla 55 Sport Yacht recognised at FLIBS
Viking Marine Group’s WAVS Taskforce took the MRH Innovation & Sustainability Award, while the Valhalla 55 Sport Yacht earned Best of Show honours
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NewsMaricell introduces Serie K to advance circular economy in marine composites
The new core material is made from PVC laminate waste from shipyards
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NewsFeadship’s bold leap in sustainability earns it a commercial shipping sector award
The Dutch builder’s 119m Breakthrough wins 2025 Ship of the Year Award
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Green TechnologiesThe fossil free factory
Pioneered by the BMW Group, which also supplies batteries for marine applications, a new automotive factory has been built which operates without using any fossil fuels
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AIPropulsion and Future Fuels conference – 25 November, Hamburg
Now in its 46th year, the Motorship’s Propulsion & Future Fuels Conference will take place in Germany with a packed programme and a ‘technical visit’
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Green Technologies‘Peel and stick’ solar panels
The US-based company Active Surfaces has produced an ultra-thin perovskite solar panel that can be attached to any curved profile
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MarinasMDL Marinas recognised with double win at Maritime Solent Awards 2025
The UK marina group took home honours in both its nominated categories
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