Solo doggo e-foil!

⚓️ CHARGING TECHNOLOGY

Oasis Marine, a leader in sustainable marine technology, is making waves with its groundbreaking buoy electric boat charger. This innovative solution is set to transform the way electric boats are powered, offering a convenient, eco-friendly alternative to traditional charging methods.

The buoy charger by Oasis Marine addresses a critical need in the growing electric boating market. As more boat owners transition to electric propulsion systems, the demand for accessible and efficient charging infrastructure has surged. The buoy charger provides a practical answer, designed to be deployed in various marine environments, from marinas to open waters.

What sets the Oasis Marine buoy charger apart is its unique design and functionality. Unlike fixed charging stations, this buoy can be easily positioned in strategic locations, providing flexible and on-the-go charging options for electric boats. Its robust construction ensures durability and reliability, even in harsh marine conditions.

Equipped with advanced technology, the buoy charger offers fast and efficient charging, minimizing downtime and maximizing time on the water. It integrates seamlessly with existing electric boat systems, ensuring a user-friendly experience. The buoy is also designed with safety in mind, featuring state-of-the-art monitoring and protection mechanisms to safeguard both the boat and the charging system.

Oasis Marine's buoy charger is more than just a technological marvel; it represents a significant step towards greener boating. By enabling widespread use of electric boats, it helps reduce carbon emissions and preserve the marine environment. This innovation supports the global push towards sustainable practices, aligning with environmental goals and regulations.

The deployment of these buoy chargers is expected to revolutionize marine infrastructure. Marinas and coastal communities can enhance their offerings by installing these chargers, attracting eco-conscious boaters and promoting sustainable tourism. Additionally, the buoy charger’s flexibility allows for use in remote and off-grid locations, expanding the reach of electric boating.

🏄🏾‍♂️ E-FOIL

A dog in Muskoka become famous - riding an e-foil solo!

⚡️THROW BACK

When we started this newsletter, we conducted (an unscientific) poll on the key factors holding back the adoption of electric boats. Here is the resulting chart (we’ll update this survey later this year).

⚙️ ENDURANCE

In an inspiring blend of adventure and sustainability, a determined student (18 year old Harry Besley) is set to undertake a groundbreaking electric boat trip around the UK. This ambitious journey, detailed on the Round Britain ERIB website, promises to highlight the capabilities of electric boating while promoting environmental awareness. An electric outboard attached to a rigid inflatable boat is the hardware being used for this adventure.

Harry, motivated by a passion for clean energy and a love for the sea, has meticulously planned this trip (4 - 6 weeks) to showcase the potential of electric boats. The voyage aims to demonstrate that long-distance travel on water can be achieved without relying on fossil fuels, thus significantly reducing carbon emissions. This journey is not just a personal challenge but a statement advocating for sustainable maritime practices.

Harry will navigate the diverse and often challenging waters around the UK. The boat, powered by advanced electric propulsion systems, exemplifies the latest innovations in marine technology. This includes efficient battery management, renewable energy integration, and cutting-edge design to ensure maximum performance and endurance.

Throughout the journey, Harry plans to engage with coastal communities, sharing insights on the environmental benefits of electric boating. The trip is designed to raise awareness about the importance of reducing maritime carbon footprints and inspire others to consider sustainable alternatives in their boating activities. By documenting and sharing experiences via social media and the Round Britain ERIB website, the student hopes to reach a wide audience and spark meaningful conversations about the future of boating.

The project has garnered support from various stakeholders, including environmental organizations, technology companies, and academic institutions. This collaboration underscores the importance of collective effort in driving forward sustainable innovations. Sponsors and partners are providing the necessary resources, expertise, and encouragement to ensure the success of this pioneering voyage.

As the student embarks on this remarkable adventure, the Round Britain ERIB website will serve as a central hub for updates, stories, and real-time tracking of the journey. Follow along (here), support the cause, and be inspired by the ingenuity and determination driving this extraordinary endeavour.

Good luck Harry and team!

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