Category: Marine (DC)

An experimental hydrofoil boat featuring a CFRP hull and propelled by hydrogen and solar power will be sailing the waters off the coast of Monte Carlo this July. The...

Aquila has been building catamarans for more than 40 years. The new 36 Molokai, available in October 2025, is the next generation of fishing vessels, built for those who...

There is a long history of 3D printed drones used for maintenance and surveillance in maritime applications. The ShearWater Aquatic Drone prototype, partly subsidized by the EU CrossRoads program,...

ECO Yachts in Monfalcone, Italy, launched a third-party verified carbon neutral production sailboat, the ecoracer30. The 30-foot-long sailboat, which features a recyclable thermoplastic hull and deck and other green...

Wing-in Ground (WIG) combines marine and aviation design to utilize Ground Effect (GE) —the energy conserving aerodynamic phenomenon of increased lift and a decrease in the induced drag that...

When people think of the marine industry, they typically envision pleasure yachts. While  recreational boats dominate the market, there’s a less heralded segment that’s worthy of attention – workboats....

Kaebon was founded in 2021 with the purpose of building the world’s lightest motorboats with a focus on cleaner and more sustainable boating.  Kai Krause, founder and CEO of...

Bellingham Marine, headquartered in Newport Beach, Calif., recently installed its first fully GFRP-reinforced Unifloat® concrete dock system in a New Zealand marina. The docks, which feature GFRP thru-rods, rebar...

Aquaculture, also known as aquafarming, is the breeding, rearing, and harvesting of fish, shellfish, algae, and other organisms in water environments. As aquaculture operations move further offshore and further...