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In this Issue – April 2015

Dean SlavnichBy Dean SlavnichMarch 8, 20151 Min Read
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Electric & Hybrid Marine Technology
April 2015

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2030 vision : Leading figures from the marine industry offer their predictions as to what the electric and hybrid propulsion sector might look like by the year 2030

Making waves : The effects of the next wave of tough emissions legislation will impact developers working in all aspects of the industry

High-power batteries : Offshore and marine operators seeking to reduce emissions while maintaining performance can benefit from the implementation of high-power battery systems

Support systems : Hybrid drive systems give offshore support vessels the ability to cope with the most extreme conditions

TPPL battery systems : Small craft can benefit from cost-effective, efficient lead acid TPPL technology

Modern propulsion : The latest control technology and drive systems deliver maximum efficiency and performance

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