New Skills for Boatbuilders: Building Faster, Smarter, and More Advanced Vessels
Skills Hub New Skills for Boatbuilders: Building Faster, Smarter, and More Advanced Vessels Boatbuilding is undergoing a fundamental shift. Traditional
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Friday, July 10, 2026
Author: H. Grey
Propeller Technology – Small Component, Major Influence
Marine Equipment Propeller The Overlooked Role of the Propeller In discussions on marine innovation, propellers receive far less attention than
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Training for Autonomous Vessels in the Marine Industry
Autonomous Marine Vessels Insights Training for Autonomous Vessels in the Marine Industry From Regulation to Operations The transition toward autonomous
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Nordic Marine Innovation Agencies: Funding the Future of Leisure and Commercial Vessels
Insights Nordic Marine Innovation Agencies: Funding the Future of Leisure and Commercial Vessels Norway, Finland, and Sweden have developed some
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Norway: A Global Testbed for Small Vessels and Marine Innovation
Northern Europe Marine Sector Norway has become one of the world’s most influential hubs for small vessels, specialised marine equipment,
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Solar-Electric Yachts: A Real Market or Just Marketing?
The idea of a fully self-sufficient boat — electric propulsion, rooftop solar, efficient hull design, and long-range capability — is
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Hydraulic Swim Platforms: Luxury and Utility on Smaller Yachts
Future Yacht Design Insights Hydraulic swim platforms — once the exclusive domain of superyachts — are now common options on
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Electric Boats Are Entering Their Mainstream Era
Electric Boats Electric propulsion in boating is moving from niche experiment to practical reality. What was once limited to small
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Hydrogen Propulsion: The Real Future of Marine Transport?
Innovation Hydrogen propulsion is often presented as a breakthrough for decarbonising shipping and boating. It promises zero emissions at the
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New Ferries: How Big Is the Market Really?
Market Opportunities The market for small ferries — typically under 30 metres and carrying 20 to 150 passengers — is
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