The Velantic concept yacht is the brainchild of designer Harry Wood who believes that green design does not have to be ugly and green credentials can be celebrated equally well in a sleek and aesthetically pleasing dynamic form. The Velantic makes use of new green technologies in a unique and bespoke manner.
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This extremely appealing super speedboat is the brainchild of a Serbian designer, Darko Markovic. Dubbed the Eagle Yacht, it encompasses the fine features of a sport vehicle and compact aerodynamic characteristics of a powerboat.
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Designed by Federico Biffi Gentili, Andres Luer and Alessio Zampolini, the Symmetry yacht has been designed to provide complete freedom from traditional structural approaches and optimize space for maximum comfort. The Symmetry is powered by a solar panel system consisting of 40 polycrystalline silicon cells that can be walked on.
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The upcoming trend in the super and megayachts is reducing the carbon footprints with hybrid yacht concepts that are superlative in terms of knotting speed and the luxuries offered. And the latest in the green yachts is the Supernova, a 60m Solar Hybrid Megayacht from Sauter Zero Carbon Design, touted as the first ultra green superyacht. The concept yacht boasts wingsails half as tall as sails found in comparable monohulls, to induce less drag while generating far greater thrust. The yacht features an advanced hydro and aerodynamic design that harnesses sun, wind and wave energy to make her the fastest power sailing megayacht in the world with a cruising speed at 17kts. A 75 to 100 percent reduction in GHG emissions is achieved by employing multiple diesel electric drives supported by fully rotational wingsails, power sailing wave motion regeneration, a massive solar cell array and UPS backup. Richard Sauter, the founder of Sauter Zero Carbon Design, hopes to bring a revolution in green yachts with their unique carbon neutral approach to reduce the carbon footprints of the yachting industry as a whole.
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Magnum Marine has announced the development of a new 100’ model, which will be the largest yacht produced by the company. Powered by a fuel-efficient hybrid engine, the yacht is expected to be delivered by 2012.
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