All Type articles – Page 4
-
Superyacht TechnologyOceanic’s custom displays for boatbuilder branding
Oceanic’s latest screens are designed to complement the multi-function displays that dominate a dashboard, allowing a boatbuilder to add branding and customised controls without being tied to a specific chartplotter OEM
-
ElectrificationNew Drivemaster from Lynch Motors
The UK-based Lynch Motors, arguably one of the pioneers of the pancake design, has introduced a new brushless range for larger boats
-
ElectrificationEfficient e-motor designed for solar-only cruising
The team at No Putt Putt has developed an electric motor that they say is so efficient that it needs no additional cooling, making retrofit installation much easier
-
HydrogenNew cabin-top hydrogen fuel cell aids inland cruising
A sleek top box containing a 200W fuel cell has been developed by a live-aboard boat owner to try and end the use of petrol generators for battery recharging
-
MarinasUpdated “Introduction to Sustainability in Marinas” platform now live
The Introduction to Sustainability in Marinas platform has been newly updated and expanded, offering a practical gateway into the fast-evolving world of sustainable marina management.
-
MarinasCygnus unveils next-gen underwater gauge to track marina corrosion
An upgraded version of a popular underwater thickness gauge is about to be released by UK-based Cygnus Instruments, with the ability to accurately assess the corrosion rates of marina infrastructure
-
MarinasGreece launches ambitious port and marina modernization drive
With over €600 million in investments, Greece is transforming its maritime infrastructure—upgrading ports, enhancing island connectivity, and developing smart, sustainable marina
-
MarinasBoat clubs are reshaping marinas — and fueling the future of boating
By attracting younger boaters, boosting midweek activity, and enabling more flexible, customer-centric experiences, they’re helping marinas modernize, diversify revenue, and stay competitive in a rapidly evolving industry.
-
MarinasIs climate change impacting marina design?
Stronger storms and wary insurers are shaping demand for breakwaters and wave attenuators
-
Outboard enginesMomentum M10 to have a 2kW version in September
Launched at Metstrade, the electric M10 from Singapore-based M10 offers one of the best power-to-weight ratio in its class, as Pulse discovered at Seawork
-
FoilingFirst foiling electric passenger vessel for Orkney delivered
Based on technology likely to find its way into cruising motoryachts, the new Artemis EF-12 Workboat XL has started initial sea trials as a fast passenger vessel in the Scottish Orkney Islands
-
HydrogenNew process halves the cost of producing green hydrogen
Green hydrogen is made by splitting water using electricity from renewable sources but has so far proved uneconomic at scale. A new catalyst could change all that
-
ElectrificationGarmin’s latest touch screen and trolling motor combo
Addressing the growing kayak and small boat fishing market, Garmin has just launched its largest Echomap 2 touch screen to date and a new hands-free trolling motor
-
ElectrificationElectric and hybrid marine show hits Chicago in August
Focussing on the needs of the North American market, the Electric & Hybrid Expo is a useful meeting point for those involved in the marine electric propulsion sector
-
PropellersNew carbon propeller with clamp-on blades
UK-based Teignbridge Propellers has improved its CoB propeller design by offering an option for carbon fibre blades
-
HydrogenPowerCell’s 225kW Marine fuel cell receives Lloyd’s type approval
In a move that will help advance large scale marine electric propulsion, Lloyds Register has type approved a 3rd generation hydrogen fuel cell designed for commercial use
-
ElectrificationHelix’s Maxi yacht e-power system gives a 480-mile range
UK-based Helix partnered with Persico Marine to deliver a multiple electric motor system for the 30.5m competitive sailing yacht Magic Carpet e.
-
ElectrificationNine builders of hybrid boats at Electrika 2025
Held at Brinklow Marina in the UK on 11-12th July, the Electrika 2025 event will be exhibiting boats and equipment for electric and hybrid conversions
-
Green TechnologiesWoodflow technology creates high performance timber composites
The Spanish company Strong by Form has developed a process that uses wood to offer low carbon alternatives to conventional materials.
-
Green TechnologiesSustainable thermoplastic resin can be processed like conventional GRP
Hive Composites delivers MET-OL, a resin with water-like viscosity, no VOC emissions and improved mechanical properties for the same cost as epoxy.
LinkedIn
X / Twitter
Facebook
Email us
