New vessels review
Revolution Marine Group debuts new solar-powered catamaran
Working in partnership with its Chinese boat builder client, Fort Lauderdale, US-based Revolution Marine Group (RMG) has announced details of a new model set to launch next year.
The 18.3m (60ft) Oceanwalker S60e is a new solar-electric power catamaran, and the first hull is due for delivery in April next year. Powered by twin 200hp (150kW) electric motors, the S60e delivers near-silent cruising with speeds of up to 12kt. RMG’s engineering experts are closely overseeing every stage of the build process.
RMG sees this new model as poised to redefine eco-friendly luxury on the water. The vessel combines sophisticated design with cutting-edge sustainable technology, delivering an enjoyable yachting experience while promoting environmental responsibility.
The Oceanwalker S60e addresses the growing demand for greener alternatives in the maritime sector. By embracing electric propulsion, RMG underscores its commitment to reducing the carbon footprint of yachting, eliminating fossil fuel consumption, minimising greenhouse gas emissions, and protecting delicate marine ecosystems.
Damen delivers ASD Tug 3010 ICE to Sundsvall Hamn Damen Shipyards Group has delivered an ASD Tug 3010 ICE
to Sweden’s Sundsvall Hamn (Port of Sundsvall). The tug is a modern vessel boasting features that ensure its suitability for operations in the harsh Baltic winters as well as the efficiency required for the coming decades.
The ASD tug 3010 ICE will replace an older tug that was built in 1972. It will spend around 75% of its time breaking ice to enable the entry and departure of vessels from Sundsvall Hamn, as well the harbours of Östrand, Tunadal, Mokajen, Vindskarsvarv, Kubal, and Stockvik nearby.
Formula launches 360 Crossover Bowrider
Additionally, it will perform escort towage operations and, when occasion demands it, assist vessels with broken thrusters and in harsh winds. It will also conduct crew transfer duties from time to time. The tug is additionally outfitted with FiFi 1 firefighting capabilities.
US based manufacturer, Formula, has released its latest evolution in the Crossover Bowrider line-up with the all-new 360 CBR, a 36-foot dayboat blending Formula’s signature details - performance, luxury, and versatility in a next-generation design.
Built on the well-known stepped FAS3Tech hull and featuring a sleek glass-sunroof hardtop, the 360 CBR is the first design to reflect the vision of Formula designer Michael Young, a protégé of renowned designer John Adams. The new design will carry an LOA of 36’0” (38’6” with extended swim platform) and a 11’3” beam. She will carry a fuel tank for 200-275 gallons (760-1040 Liters) depending on power setup. There is also a 36 gal (136 L) freshwater capacity and a 36 gal (136 L) holding tank.
The 360 CBR keeps Formula’s classic open-bow design with a flush, single-level cockpit and a true stand-up cabin. The helm includes a unique triple sit/stand/lean seating configuration with a dash equipped with Raymarine Axiom +12 chartplotters (dual available) or optional Axiom 2 XL 16” dual screens. Owners will have the choice between Mercury DTS with SmartCraft VesselView Joystick Piloting or Ilmor One-Touch PRO joystick control with MERLIN display.
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