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Marine fast charge network operator Aqua superPower has launched its new AquaLink technology, designed to streamline the charging experience for electric boat users. Integrated into the Aqua app, AquaLink provides instant access to electric boat charging for registered users, marking a move towards a more convenient and user-friendly future for electric marine mobility. Visitors to […]
Since its launch in September 2023, the International Electric Marine Association (IEMA) has brought together over 40 members from around the world, including those in the US across, Europe, Asia and the South Pacific. Membership comprises industry leaders, including boatbuilders such as X Shore, Mobyfly, and Tyde, infrastructure specialists Aqua superPower and Kempower, marine certification […]
Aqua superPower, the global marine fast charge network operator, has announced its strategic focus on commercial ports to support its goal in achieving net-zero emissions. Aqua superPower aims to address the needs of commercial operations such as ferry services, patrol, port services, and workboats. “As we embark on this strategic expansion into commercial ports, we […]
The winners of the latest round of the Clean Maritime Demonstration Competition (CMDC) funding to develop green technologies for ports and ships in the UK have been announced. Among the 33 winners of the £33m CMDC4 fund were WSW Marine; Boat Electrics & Electronics; Aqua SuperPower; H.Taylor & Sons; Optima Projects; Edwards & Renouf; GAC […]
Yacht Club de Monaco says it has become the first marina to install two Aqua 200 HPC (High Power Charging) marine chargers, as it aims to transform the charging experience for high-performance electric leisure and commercial boats. In 2019, Yacht Club de Monaco (YCM) claimed to be the first marina in the world to equip […]
RS Electric Boats says its ZENOW (Zero Emission Network of Workboats) project has received £4.1 million in grant funding from the UK Shipping Office for Reducing Emissions and Innovate UK (as part of the Zero Emissions Vessels and Infrastructure competition). The project will deploy the world’s largest network of electric workboats (twenty electric workboats, powered […]
Cowes Harbour Commission and Aqua superPower have launched three new rapid chargers for electric boats in Cowes, Isle of Wight. On Monday 24 July, Bob Seely MP cut the ribbon and officially launched the new electric boat charging stations at Trinity Landing and Shepard’s Marina, marking a significant step towards sustainable boating in the Isle […]
Saint-Quay Port d’Armor, located on France’s Brittany coast, has become the region’s first marina to introduce an Aqua superPower marine fast-charge station. The firm says the milestone marks a crucial step forward in supporting the development and adoption of electric boats along the Channel-Atlantic coastline. Located in the bay of Saint-Brieuc in Northern Brittany, Saint-Quay […]
Marine fast charge network operator Aqua superPower is leading a consortium that has secured £3.2m UK government funding to deliver a marine electric charging infrastructure along the UK’s south coast. Ten sites along the south coast are being plugged into the UK’s clean maritime development as part of a collaborative and government-funded initiative. The Electric Seaway UK […]
Aqua superPower has installed the first marine fast-charging station in the San Francisco Bay Area at Westpoint Harbor in Redwood City. Westpoint Harbor is the first Aqua superPower network host as part of the charging corridor the company is developing around the San Francisco Bay Area. Multiple marinas are already in contract negotiations to join […]
In a time of important change in the marine sector in relation to all things electric, the UK is responding well to the challenges we are facing, writes British Marine’s CEO Lesley Robinson, for Marine Industry News. The government has made significant funding available to businesses, and so far, industry feedback has shown that it […]