Attendees of the Monaco Energy Boat Challenge represent a diverse mix of innovators, enthusiasts, and industry leaders, all converging to shape the future of sustainable boating.
As part of the collective ‘Monaco, Capital of Advanced Yachting’ approach, the whole industry is mobilised with leading players from the yachting world involved including the shipyards Sanlorenzo, Oceanco, Ferretti, Lürssen and Monaco Marine.
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At Evoy®, we recognize and acknowledge that our most important asset is people, and all the experience and expertise they bring to the table. That’s why we’re so proud to talk about the team and leaders who stand side by side.
The PERFORMANCE and EVOY partnership began in 2021, and engineers from both companies have successfully collaborated to create a clean and tidy installation for this attractive 7.9m sports-oriented daycruiser. The electric boat was unveiled at the Austrian Boat Show – BOOT Tulln on March 3.
In this case, the first PERFORMANCE e801 edition is equipped with EVOY’s Hurricane 300 + kWh ‘plug & play’ liquid-cooled inboard electric motor, with an equivalent usable power of 400 + hp.
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E-Vision Lab, the second boat exhibited by AS Labruna, is a 5.7m length overall boat characterised by a light displacement of 500 kg with a planing hull with flat exits.
Stability has been increased thanks to its maximum beam of 2m located in the stern which, with its large transom, can accommodate up to3 x 20 outboard motors of 11.5 kW 48 V. Autonomy is ensured by 4 batteries of 7 kWh each.
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Founded in 1971 in Monopoli, in southern Italy, AS Labruna is a company specialised in three different business units: Marine, Power and Loading.
Marine is the entity that produces and markets marine engines and generators, marine propulsion systems and marine cranes.
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We are the TU Delft Hydro Motion Team. With a team of 25 students from different study backgrounds from TU Delft, we show that it is possible to design, build and race a flying hydrogen-powered boat in just one year.
Marine is the entity that produces and markets marine engines and generators, marine propulsion systems and marine cranes.
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The brand name E’dyn established by the company Podkriznik d.o.o. is the short name for Electric Dynamic Nautics. The company offers electrical propulsion systems for boats in different variations and powers. Its goal is to create smart electric mobility solutions for people who move around on water.
E’dyn propulsion systems and motors can be used on various vessels on lakes, rivers and seas. Its competences include a high degree of innovative strength, speed, global manufacturing competence, decades of experience in drive systems and professional sales and service knowhow.
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RS Sailing is internationally renowned for producing fun, durable and award-winning dinghies. Building on our passion for on-water activities, pioneering boat design and love of the ocean, RS Electric Boats was born.
The Pulse 63 is a 6.3m fully integrated electric RIB. It features up to 63kWh batteries, a RAD40 electric motor, and excellent maneuverability with 180-degree steering. Its cathedral hull design enables easy planing and a top speed of 23 knots, offering both speed and comfort for cruising.
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Vita’s fully integrated ecosystem of zero emission yachts and high-performance electric powertrains is the first to offer seamless compatibility with rapid DC charging, and is specifically designed to reduce the impact of boating on our oceans and waterways. With 590 peak horsepower and a top speed of over 30 knots, the flagship 10.5m Vita L-ion is the most powerful electric boat in the range.
The Vita Seal (TM) launched in 2021 is a versatile electric rib created for the mass market. All Vita boats are powered by modular high performance electric marine propulsion systems from Vita Power. Developed using Formula 1 and Formula E engineering, they are the first electric powertrains capable of being supercharged with a target charge time of 40 minutes.
