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Could this £500m hydrogen-powered superyacht revolutionise yachting?
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Energy Observer: This space-age catamaran/floating lab is powered by water
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Torqeedo Deep Blue 100i: Electric powertrain boosted by BMW battery
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X Shore Eelex 8000: Could this electric boat become the Tesla of the seas?
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Welcome to the future: 5 futuristic yachts being built today
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VIDEO: Silent Yachts 55 review
The Silent Yachts 55, with its battery bank and solar panels, is a glimpse into the future of motorboats, but is it a viable option for serious cruising?
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Sunseeker and MTU go hybrid
Sunseeker will launch its first hybrid production boat in 2020
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Seaward to offer hybrid drive
Seaward is planning a major expansion of its product development and boat building activity thanks to the backing of a new investor
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DutchCat: The 15p-per-mile-marvel motor catamaran
This electric or hybrid-engined motorcat takes fuel-efficiency cruising to a new level
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Hybrid heaven: Adler's 76 Suprema
Taking diesel electric propulsion to a new level, Adler's 76 Suprema may just be too innovative for the yachting marketplace
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Swiss firm set for lift-off with hybrid hydrofoil project
Hydros claims that the HY-X is the world’s first hybrid hydrofoil
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Greenline 48 Hybrid video
MBY's video review of the Greenline 48 Hyrbid
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Greenline 48 Hybrid to be launched this autumn
Greenline 48 Hybrid will be the flagship before the Ocean Class range
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Motorboats destroyed by blazing hybrid
Greenline 33 ablaze in Mecklenburgischen, Germany
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First look at the new Greenline 40
Seaway to launch a new 40ft version of its hybrid cruiser
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Sunseeker joins the hybrid-powered revolution
Read an exclusive report on the company's first hybrid-powered boat in December's Motor Boat & Yachting
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Linssen offers hybrid option with new 25.9
Dutch company teams up with Mastervolt to take hybrid power further mainstream
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Hybrid boat arrives in the UK
Greenline 33 'will revolutionise boating'
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Hybrid diesel-electric power for all Windys?
Norwegian builders pin colours to the mast
