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For the past 18 months double Boat Builder Award winner Chomarat has been a key partner within an industrial alliance responsible for establishing a viable circular GRP manufacturing model in the marine industry.

Circular economy pioneer in Metstrade Construction Materials Zone

Audience engagement, sailing athlete’s personal stories, goodwill campaigns and complicated logistics define the wide array of innovations currently shaping the development of sail racing. These topics will be discussed during the Yacht Racing Forum (YRF), held alongside Metstrade, November 19 and 20. Speakers from the YRF allow a peak preview of the issues at hand.

Challenges for the race track

How can wind help create a more sustainable superyacht industry? Experts from The Superyacht Forum discuss innovation, alternative energy and the future of wind-assisted yachting.

Can wind power the future of superyachts?

Discover what's new at IBEX, from the Main Stage and Next-Gen Power Pavilion to expanded networking and education opportunities.

Building what's next together

Metstrade opening keynote addresses urgency to innovate. “We are in a transformational moment as an industry,” ICOMIA* president and NMMA** CEO Frank Hugelmeyer notes during his Breakfast Briefing opening speech at the Metstrade show. “We need to identify a new role and find the opportunities to attract a new audience.” He captured the odd energy at the show, where a sense of urgency about the setback in boat sales fuelled an optimistic longing for change and innovation. Cheryl Brown, managing director of charter company Le Boat, presented her strategy to allure newcomers to boating.

Transform to attract next generation

Decarbonising recreational marine lessons and next steps

Marine equipment sustainability – the 2025 agenda

Yard applies new technology to create low-footprint lease fleet

Fibre innovation for sustainable composite

Challenging the world speed record for sailing craft, the Swiss team SP80 is developing and fine-tuning a ventilated hydrofoil that could help break the hydrodynamic boundaries that limit boat speeds to around 50 knots. Cavitation that occurs around hydrofoils at these high speeds can be eliminated in a radical new hydrofoil design. Overcoming cavitation could enable future development of low-drag, high-speed maritime transport.

Record hunters overcome hydrofoil cavitation

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Circular economy pioneer in Metstrade Construction Materials Zone

Challenges for the race track

Can wind power the future of superyachts?

Building what's next together

Transform to attract next generation

Decarbonising recreational marine lessons and next steps

Marine equipment sustainability – the 2025 agenda

Fibre innovation for sustainable composite

Record hunters overcome hydrofoil cavitation

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