Global hydrogen ship arrives in Antwerp
After a weather delay in its home port of Saint Malo, France, Energy Observer – the first hydrogen powered vessel
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Zero carbon ship resumes global research mission
The Energy Observer left Saint-Malo France in the early hours of this morning to resume her global mission of being
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Meet 3 electric boat companies changing the world
Changing the world seems a pretty big claim, but these three electric boat companies have been recognized by the Solar
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Weekly Update and Electric Boat Archives Mar 3 – 10, 2019
Here is our weekly summary of the articles/posts that appeared on Plugboats in the past 7 days. Click on any
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Registration opens for 2019 solar boat races
Solar Sport One, the international body overseeing solar boat races, has announced that registration is open for the 2019 solar
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Dad and daughter build DIY solar catamaran
One of the great things about electric boats at this stage in their development is the innovations that ‘regular’ people
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More award nominations for solar Silent-Yachts
Coming on the heels of its nomination in the OCEAN Awards which we wrote about a couple of weeks ago,
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Solar yacht is finalist in OCEAN Awards
The OCEAN Awards is a joint program from super/megayacht magazine BOAT International and the Blue Marine Foundation, a UK conservation
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Solar sewage pump out boat has only 1 tank to fill :)
OK, that headline is the only joke we will make. This is actually serious news. The town of Branford, Connecticut
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This solar ferry in India runs on $2.60 a day
Inland of the port of Kochi, on the Arabian Sea in southern India, a 40km long inland lake/waterway separates the
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Now you can buy a time share in a luxury solar mega-yacht
Austria’s Silent-Yachts is one of the pioneers of solar powered yachts. From 2005 to 2009 founders Michael and Heike Köhler
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#Throwback Thursday: World’s largest solar ship ever
Tûranor PlanetSolar is the world’s largest solar ship ever: a 31-metre (100′) catamaran with a beam of 15 metres (50′),
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