Studies are showing that from charter spend to home-porting, supply, refit and maintenance works, superyachts are not a resource hog – they are a creator of jobs and opportunity.
READ MOREWith crew making up a considerable portion of the global superyacht workforce, their conscious and sustainable decisions are helping push the industry forward – and crew clothing is becoming a key part of that drive.
READ MOREAs superyachting seeks routes to a fossil-free future, engine manufacturer Rolls-Royce is also going through a process of transformation – it’s the basis of collaboration that spells concrete progress toward a reduced yachting footprint.
READ MOREThe superyacht sector is not only making great strides toward becoming a more sustainable industry, but is also leading the way in the wider maritime sector by taking collective and collaborative responsibility for its future.
READ MOREWhen F1 driver Fernando Alonso decided to build a yacht of his own, it was with sustainable solutions firmly in mind – and his enthusiasm speaks to the work of the pioneers developing zero-emission yachts of the future.
READ MORETalk of climate crisis has spurred much discussion about how as a species we can reduce our impact on the environment. It’s something the superyacht industry is not only starting to take seriously, but also starting to take action on.
READ MOREInitiatives driven both by yacht owners and by yacht businesses are making great strides toward a more considered environmental approach, as the Closing the Loop project at Gold Coast City Marina ably demonstrates.
READ MOREAdvancing technology and growing environmental consciousness are combining to drive change in all aspects of our lives and, as recent projects show, superyachts may well turn out to be in the vanguard of this evolution.
READ MOREWater Revolution Foundation is leading a new approach to ocean conservation, and hoping to draw a crowd.
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