Superyacht owners get new tool to track operational CO2 emissions
SEA Index (Superyacht Eco Association by Yacht Club de Monaco) and RINA say they have developed a new operational...
Alternative boat fuels
Feadship launches ‘solar-powered’ superyacht
Feadship has launched the 59.5-metre Project 713, the Dutch shipyard’s first vessel to carry solar cells for auxiliary power...
50Steel: Sanlorenzo launches first superyacht with methanol-powered interior
Sanlorenzo has launched the first unit of the 50Steel. This is being touted as the world’s first superyacht to...
Landmark hydrogen superyacht linked to Bill Gates hits the water
Feadship’s Project 821 has emerged from its build shed in Amsterdam. The new 119-metre superyacht, designed by British studio...
Stark warning about fire safety on methanol-powered vessels
A new fire safety study by Survitec (survival technology) indicates that commonly used existing fire-fighting methods are inadequate when...
Williams approves HVO for diesel engines
Williams Jet Tenders has approved HVO100 fuel (hydrotreated vegetable oil) after successful first-stage testing on selected DieselJet engines. HVO...
Solé Diesel engines and generators approved for HVO
Solé Diesel has confirmed all its marine engines and generators are now compatible with HVO (Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil) fuel....
Solé Diesel to showcase HVO-friendly range at METSTRADE
Solé Diesel will showcase its range of inboard diesel marine engines and marine generators at this year’s METSTRADE Show...
Vetus D and M-Line diesel engines gain HVO approval
Vetus has gained approval to use hydrotreated vegetable oil (HVO) on its D and M-Line series of marine diesel...
Design of ‘world-first’ methanol-powered leisure vessel revealed
Archipelago Yachts and long-term collaborators Chartwell Marine have completed the design for the zero-carbon leisure vessel, the Archipelago zero.63....
Premier Marinas switches to HVO
UK marina group Premier Marinas has switched to using HVO fuel in boatyard plant machinery and equipment. HVO is...
