Tag: green mobility
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Next Silent Yachts electric catamaran will use technology from Volkswagen
The new model of electric catamaran by the Austrian builder Silent Yachts shares the modular electric drive matrix with VW, while the design is by car brand Cupra. We have seen several partnerships between automotive and marine sectors, sometimes just sharing badges (1990 Riva 32 Ferrari, for instance), sometimes exterior design (Magnum 80 by Pininfarina),…
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About green boating: Mercury earns tenth consecutive Green Masters designation
For the tenth year in a row, Mercury Marine has earned a Green Masters designation from the Wisconsin Sustainable Business Council. Once again, Mercury achieved a score within the top 20% of all applicants to earn the designation. A small, further step towards green boating. While the whole world is (slowly) going green, and the…
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New Silent 62 Tri-Deck solar electric catamaran is unveiled, three units are sold already
The Austrian builder Silent Yachts has launched a new model: based on on the popular 60, Silent 62 Tri-Deck adds an extra level of space. One unit has been sold to a client in Europe & two units in the USA. It’s another step on the path of green mobility, both for the sector in…
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Brunswick Corporation publish 2020 Sustainability Report highlighting new safety records and commitment to ESG
The Brunswick Corporation Sustainability Report for 2020 shows many important achievements by the boating American group. ESG strategies are a key asset. Brunswick Corporation have published their 2020 Sustainability Report, highlighting the Company’s progress toward the sustainability goals, including a continued commitment to advance its Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) strategies. The report also reflects…
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The 2021 UIM Environmental Award goes to…Sunreef Yachts!
Sunreef Yachts has won the UIM Environmental Award, bestowed by Union Internationale Motonautique. The shipyard’s in-house engineered solar power system has been voted as the most innovative green motoryacht technology. Who says motorsport is not about environment? Beside the “green” championships with electric cars / motorbikes / boats, a good part of the R&D money…