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In response to the customer’s inquiries, the Sunreef One Fifty was created. Designed by their in-house designer, the Sunreef has solar panels on the large surface area of the sweeping topside to supply power for the vessel. The Sunreef One Fifty uses uncut teak to enhance it’s futuristic elegance. Due to the vessel’s intention to break the tradition, the cockpit, sheltered by a sunproof, has been moved forward, and have sun beds, dining table, and wicker armchairs. The vessel also has a large salon with a lounge bar. And if a passenger wants a panoramic view, they can stay at the dining room.






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A luxury yacht from SABDES with green technology to create greener earth. Scott Blee, the designer, has already planned ahead for future system upgrades as technologies advance, eliminating major redesign and structural changes. Being aware of global warming, SABDES superyacht is designed carefully in the early stages in order to minimize power consumption and emissions. Each yachts systems are carefully considered in the early stages of design in order to minimize power consumption and emissions. Hull designs are optimized for minimal surface and hull wake, reducing their impact on sensitive marine life, and shoreline erosion. Aside from this yacht eco-sensitive slant, SABDES yachts are ultimately designed to be stylish.



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The Earthrace is one of the most eco-friendly boats ever made. It is powered human fat and will going to have a record-breaking attempt to go around the world using 100 percent biodiesel, and with a net-zero carbon-footprint. The Earthrace can carry 3,000 gallons of fuel and weighs 23 tons when full tanked.

Earthrace has many eco-friendly elements like the bio-diesel as fuel, parts are made form hemp composite, a new non-toxic antifoul, and its lubricants are made from vegetable oil. Another environmentally friendly elements of Earthrace are the bedding foam made of canola oil, bilge water is pumped through a special filters to remove oil or hydrocarbon and a recycled ice cream container is used during construction.

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Boats that run on solar power have been around for awhile, but they're usually reserved for touring watercraft and other conveyances designed for a leisurely pace. And that's precisely what makes the Czeers MK1 stand apart from the aquatic crowd.

This Dutch-made prototype is billed as "the world's first solar speedboat," which has reached speeds of up to 30 knots. The 10-meter boat was built by the Delft Technical University Solarboat Team, which rode it to first place in the 2006 Nuon Frisian Solar challenge, according to Gizmag.