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Benefits

Diesel engines are less desirable due to emissions and more attractive alternatives are available. Technology is one of the fastest growing sectors and it's improving at such a speed that electric sailing is a very viable option. The automotive sectoris already betting on it, and it will not be long before the maritime sector follows suit. However, with electric sailing there are many more benefits than just the sustainability point.

‍There are so manybenefits – and very few drawbacks of an electric propulsion system on boats – thatit's almost a no brainer to convert. Modern batteries are safe and store animense amount of power to easily operate all systems on board and still Electric motors are small, quiet, and reliable

Sailing into the future

Large energy storage
Increased reliability
More range
Cooking on induction
More sustainable
Less maintenance
Less noise and smells
Possibility of hull cooling
Better maneuverability
Access to nature reserves and cities
Less Fuel Consumption
Weight saving

Range results of a 56ft hybrid sailing yacht

Electric
Diesel
Renewables
Speed
8kn
6kn
5kn
4kn
4
n.a.
17
400
28
500
45
600
Range [nm]
A hybrid sailing yacht, equipped with a 40 kW propulsion system and a 37 kWh battery bank has more than enough electrical range to sail out of the harbor and onto the open water without having the need to use the dieselgenerator. When long motor sailing is required, the diesel generator can be started to charge the batteries and increasing the range dramatically, while still being more efficient than a conventional diesel-powered propulsion system.

Renewables, such as solar and hydrogeneration, can extend the range and anchoring time to reach maximum self-sustainability.