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Green Technologies‘Octopus acid’ helps solar panels self-heal
South Korean researchers have used a naturally occurring antioxidant molecule found in octopus to help perovskite solar panels create a self-regenerating shield
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Green TechnologiesTidal generators ‘don’t hurt wildlife
A study in the USA using underwater cameras has discovered that the blades of small tidal turbines pose no threat to marine wildlife
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HydrogenConsortium has plans for nuclear shipping
A UK-led maritime consortium has been established to develop a pathway for the safe building, operation and decommissioning of nuclear-powered shipping
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CultureMaritime Energy Transition Summit 2026
DNV will be hosting a free virtual event on 5 February to explore the options available for the decarbonisation of marine transport
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Green TechnologiesMapping the world’s seabed by 2030
The UK’s Plymouth University has joined Seabed 2030, a project with a mission to chart every square metre of the world’s subsea surface
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NewsHonda achieves CarbonNeutral building certification at US sales headquarters
Certification of California campus marks important milestone toward overall sustainability efforts
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Green TechnologiesVertical solar array promises increased revenue
Rather than tracking the sunshine, a new vertically mounted solar panel simply reflects the solar radiation back to itself from virtually every possible angle
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Green TechnologiesLimiting solar panel damage
With over US$27bn worth of damage from extreme weather events in the US last year, researchers are exploring counter measures to protect solar installations
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NewsFrance to stage Nice Boating Tomorrow
The first edition of the show will highlight eco-responsible boating
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Green TechnologiesTwo major marine e-fuel projects planned
The decarbonisation of the maritime sector is being given a boost with two plants, one in Spain and another in Finland, being built purely to create e-fuels
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Green TechnologiesAdvances in perovskite flexible solar panels
The efficiency and reliability of a new generation of flexible solar cells has been increased by harnessing data-driven machine learning
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Green Technologies€30 million wave energy project for UK
CorPower Ocean has been selected to lead a pan-European wave energy consortium to validate the technology in conditions required for large scale deployment.
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Green TechnologiesAdvanced hull infusion for a solar foiler
The Spanish infusion specialist MEL Composites has supplied a tailor-made solution to help develop a solar and hydrogen powered foiling prototype
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Green TechnologiesOffshore recharging gains approval
Marine electrification specialists Charge Offshore has received certification for a system for recharging electric vessels directly from a windfarm
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NewsFeadship exec joins Water Revolution Foundation board
Bas van Helden is managing director of De Voogt Naval Architects
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Green TechnologiesHow Azimut | Benetti and Volvo Penta’s groundbreaking partnership is redefining collaboration for a sustainable future
Transforming work practices is bringing Azimut and Volvo Penta’s shared vision to life
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Green TechnologiesJEC Innovation finalists announced
The 2026 JEC Composites Innovation Awards received 154 applications, from which 33 finalists were selected for 11 categories, including the maritime sector
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Green TechnologiesTidal power integration success
A test combining tidal power, battery storage and hydrogen production has been successfully completed by the European Marine Energy Centre (EMEC)
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Green TechnologiesArchipelago Yachts develops a methanol hybrid
A UK-based builder of sustainably propelled aluminium explorer yachts is creating a proving ground for a methanol-based propulsion system
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Green TechnologiesMarlec’s zipped solar panels
UK-based Marlec has developed a semi-flexible solar panel that has a sewn in zip, allowing it to be more easily attached to a bimini or spray hood
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