All Sustainability articles – Page 10
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AIHefring Marine’s AI system helps reduce fuel costs and improve comfort afloat
The Icelandic tech company Hefring Marine has developed an Intelligent Marine Assistance System (IMAS) which has been tested by Dutch pilots and proven to improve efficiency
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NewsV2 Group builds first fully electric and 90% recyclable 3D multihull
New flagship is the most complex floating structure conceived and made in one piece, says firm
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NewsAzimut-Benetti, Sea Index to develop next-gen sustainable superyachts
Landmark agreement aims to reduce carbon emissions in the yachting industry
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NewsMIA Australia announces 2025 Marine Sustainability Pledge
The MSP provides a framework towards a more sustainable future
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NewsNew yachts leaving Linssen yard now fuelled with HVO
Dutch builder takes another step towards sustainability
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NewsWavysail appoints new general manager
Adventure brand specialist Ben Barker to lead next phase of growth
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NewsWRF’s net-zero mission finds growing echo in superyacht sector
The Water Revolution Foundation’s growth to date has been impressive
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Green TechnologiesNew resin to help recycle wind turbine blades
Composite hulls share the same problems as the wind turbine industry – difficulty in recycling the material at end-of-life. But Taiwan has found an answer in EzCiclo
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Green TechnologiesLargest building integrated photovoltaic perovskite project completed
Using technology that could be used in boat building halls, solar specialists Microquanta has installed a translucent roof with a capacity of 17.62 kW
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Green TechnologiesFrench team to roll out first bamboo sailboat this year
Sail on Bamboo is readying to introduce its first 6.5-metre boat in September 2025
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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 TechnologiesImproved desalination methods for saltwater purification
The most common method for purifying seawater is to use reverse osmosis, but a team in Illinois have found a way to improve battery-powered electrolysis instead
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Green TechnologiesICOMIA, EBI and NMMA join forces to develop LCA framework
Task force to develop LCA methodology and tools to help industry adapt
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Green TechnologiesRise of the jellyfish robot
Researchers are exploring ‘embodied energy’ to power swimming robots based on the concept of a jellyfish. These ‘soft’ robots could help with ocean mapping
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Green TechnologiesFuel and plastics made directly from sunlight?
A new process using perovskite solar cells enables the creation of hydrocarbons from the synthesis of carbon dioxide, all powered by the sun
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Green TechnologiesEnvironmentally friendly ship highlights the potential for net zero
A brand-new ship has been built with ‘green’ steel, wind-assisted propulsion and a highly efficient engine configured for low emission MGO (Marine Gas Oil)
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HydrogenWant to build a modular electrolyser?
With green hydrogen very possibly the future fuel of marine propulsion, MAN is inviting prospective infrastructure developers to inspect its demonstration plant
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HydrogenPoland’s Lamdo Yachts, PUT Powertrain team up on solar-hydrogen boat
A Polish shipyard plans to build the hull for the new boat and integrate its technology on its craft
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Green TechnologiesNew record for commercially scalable perovskite-silicon solar cell
During research to harvest the full spectrum advantages of perovskite for solar cells, Hanwha Solutions Qcells has set a new efficiency record of 28.6%
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Green TechnologiesFully recycled fibreglass available for non-woven applications
Two German companies have collaborated to supply the marine, aviation and wind energy industries with non-woven fabric made from 100% recycled fibreglass.
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