All Sustainability articles
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MarinasMDL Marinas retains triple ISO certification
The UK marina operator reports a 54% cut in operational carbon emissions between 2022 and 2025
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NewsFeadship and AtomicOne bring MXBuster technology to superyachts
The companies are extending a combustion optimisation system to yachts over 30m, targeting lower emissions and fuel consumption
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Green TechnologiesMoving towards cleaner tech
Marine technology is reaping the benefits from big advancements in heavy road transport and electric aviation, allowing quieter and more energy-efficient vessels
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NewsElectric WaterCraft Forum unveils eight-boat lineup
The event in Maine, US, will showcase electric propulsion systems through on-water demonstrations and interactive displays
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Boatbuilding Materials & MachineryBulkheads grown from mushrooms
Myceen creates a bio-based construction material that combines mushroom mycelium with woody residues to make insulated construction panels
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Battery TechnologiesNew fuel cells packs four times more power
Chinese scientists have developed a new proton transfer interface which has greatly increased fuel cell output whilst also using less platinum as a catalyst
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Green TechnologiesSustainable, recyclable mooring system
Mermaid-K is a new type of mooring designed to protect the seabed from chain damage whilst also delivering a low-maintenance but high-performance sinker
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Green TechnologiesScalable marine microplastic filter
The Marine Micro-Plastic Separator (MPPS) from Neoeast S.r.l is a new filter system that removes microplastics at the low-pressure end of a cooling circuit
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News5th World Yachting Sustainability Forum: Industry leaders reframe sustainability as business opportunity
Genoa Boat Show | October 2, 2026
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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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Product LaunchAirmar 300WX WeatherStation® Instruments
The Airmar 300WX WeatherStation sets the benchmark for rugged, reliable marine weather instrumentation, delivering precision data, durability, and connectivity at a competitive price—making it the cost-effective choice for recreational mariners, offshore work vessels, and unmanned surface vehicles. Unlike traditional marine anemometers with vanes and cups that wear ...
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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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