Sustainability

The latest news on one of the industry's hottest topics: improving the sustainability of boating through more eco-friendly products, by reducing the impact of manufacturing, encouraging more recycling, and preserving the natural resources recreational boating depends on.

Sustainability

YPI links with Kleven Shipyard in initiative to go green

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Construction of 80m superyachts to be promoted

Williams Jet Tenders announces long-term sustainability goals

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UK tender manufacturer looks to create 100% recyclable products

AkzoNobel receives new Royal award for leadership in sustainability

Britain’s Prince Charles announced the award at COP26 in Glasgow

‘Father of Green Chemistry’ wins Volvo Environment Prize 2021

As the world’s political, scientific and business leaders gather in Glasgow this week seeking tangible actions to address climate change, Yale professor Paul Anastas – this year’s winner of the Volvo Environment Prize – delivers an insipiring and timely message for all

World’s most extensive ocean cleanup begins for real

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Dutch project harvests 29,000 kilos of plastic trash in just three months

Wärtsilä sets 2030 target to be carbon neutral

Pledge covers both its own operations and products it makes

Winnebago commits to net-zero emissions by 2050

Chris-Craft, Barletta Boats parent joins Business Ambition for 1.5°C to meet long-term sustainability targets

‘Scuppered Dreams, Abandoned Boats’: New video outlines environmental impact of GRP

Centre for Aquatic Environments co-funds video highlighting environmental threat

Sunseeker announces new ‘circular’ biomass project

UK builder teams up with AMP Clean Energy to save over 1,000 tonnes of carbon annually

Plymouth to host UK’s first charging network for electric boats

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Suitable locations for charging facilities to be identified between now and March 2022

Spain to debate environmental impact of “overcrowding of the sea”

The environment minister of the Balearic Parliament is calling for a “diligent” debate about the number of boats traversing the waters of the Balearic Islands, leading to “overcrowding” and environmental concerns.