The Yacht Club de Monaco aims to be a major player in promoting sustainability in the yachting sector, as demonstrated by the Monaco Energy Boat Challenge.
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.
The Monaco Energy Boat Challenge returns for an 11th edition. Discover the Energy Class teams now!
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.
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
Engaging with peers to share expertise, promote innovations, and scout potential talent in the sustainable boating industry.
Seeking knowledge, networking opportunities, & potential job openings in the sustainable boating sector to advance my career.
As a part of TU Delft Solar Boat Team, Esmee participated in the Challenge in 2018. She was responsible for data acquisition systems and strategy. Currently, she is working as an Optimization Manager at Axpo.
Louis participated in 2019 in the Challenge with HydroGadz. After gaining experience in the field of fuel cell technologies, he continued his carrier at HELION where he currently works as Head of Testing.
He participated in the MEBC in 2021 with BME Solar Boat. After gaining experience in the maritime industry by contributing to the development of Denmark’s first autonomous ferry, Szilard joined the Yacht Club de Monaco as a Development Manager.
A 2019 competitor from the Ecole Nationale Supérieure d’Arts et Métiers has since joined Helion Hydrogen Power, an Areva subsidiary, following an internship, where he is now a fuel cell engineer, maritime and waterway development.
A student at Politecnico di Milano and 2022 competitor is now an engineer specialising in renewable energies, currently working at Rolls Royce as part of its Graduate Programme in the Engineering & Technology section.
Involved in 2022 with the Sea Sakhti Indian team from Kumaraguru College of Technology, as part of the Team Management section, Sana’a then got a job in the Communications Ministry in India.
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