All Sustainability articles – Page 15
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New Chinese electric outboard unveiled
Wolong Marine Technology’s new Flowstar series took centre stage at the Shanghai New International Expo
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European Boating Industry sets ambitious 2030 target on end-of-life boats
EBI launches roadmap for solving the roadblocks to end-of-life boat recycling
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Cummins and Danfoss join forces to develop hybrid marine propulsion systems
Two firms sign memorandum of understanding in race to decarbonize
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ICOMIA - UN’s Sustainability Development Goals – we all have our part to play
In times of crisis, it’s more vital than ever to keep wider environmental issues in focus
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SY refit group calls for greater regulation and environmental assessment within supply chain
MB92 releases third sustainability report
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In the wake of SVB’s failure, what is the future of tech start-ups?
Following the collapse last week of Silicon Valley Bank – widely attributed to an over investment in start-ups together with low-interest US treasury bonds – what is the outlook for all of the exciting marine technology bubbling up from new companies tackling solutions for a sustainable future?
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Moving to sustainable manufacturing
Adopting more sustainable solutions in manufacturing can reap unexpected rewards, especially with today’s climate-conscious and connected customer
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WRF issues call for superyacht sector to become green faster
The Water Revolution Foundation says sustainability is just around the corner
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Green Tech Start-ups | IBI Sector Spotlight
From propulsion systems to autonomous drones to full production boats, start-up businesses are unleashing a torrent of innovation with one eye on sustainability and the other on capturing share in the global leisure marine industry; IBI provides an A-Z overview of companies emerging in the industry spotlight
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NMMA hosts presentation on sustainable marine fuels in Miami
Sustainable marine fuels immediate solution to reduce CO2 emissions, avoid excess regulation, says NMMA
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UK study says business leaders distrust each other’s climate claims
75% of business leaders don’t believe their peers’ environmental reporting, but 81% do believe their own
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Düsseldorf session addresses industry challenges
European Boating Industry steps up activities in sustainability, skills upgrade
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Fountaine Pajot and Dream Yacht Worldwide launch global line of electric catamarans
First electric Aura 51 available for charter this April; More than 22 electric yachts expected to join Dream Yacht fleet
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Yanmar reveals new energy transition strategy
Decarbonisation plans to be announced at boot Düsseldorf
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Boatasy Ropecleaner
boatasy.com the Boatasy Ropecleaner is an effective and ecofriendly way of cleaning overgrown marine ropes, including mooring and anchor ropes, lazy lines, and other types of underwater ropes. Its unique design ensures that the sharp metal spiral efficiently cuts and removes shells, coral and algae. It’s a clean, green ...
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Norwegian start-up opens funding round as it looks to revolutionise electric boating
SES-X claims to have developed an energy-efficient vehicle platform solution for high-speed leisure boats making long-range electric vessels possible and available for multiple segments
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Spanish superyacht refit specialist installs photovoltaic station to increase sustainability
Output from new solar panels will cover energy needs of offices and some workshops
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Fountaine-Pajot posts solid results for 2022 financial year
The French builder reported revenue gains and a strong uplift in profitability, while also reaffirming its sustainability commitment
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ICOMIA Annual Statistics Report
Still riding the pandemic wave | Buyer trends see younger generation turning to boating, with ease-of-use and sustainability increasingly vital
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Future Tech: Powering boats with banana peels?
Generating fuel from kitchen waste has long been the stuff of science fiction, but a Swiss research group aims to develop the concept into a viable way of creating fuel for a hydrogen-powered future