Yamaha to Unveil Hydrogen Outboard at Miami Show
December 12, 2023
The prototype engine is part of a company initiative to achieve carbon neutrality in Scope 3 emissions by 2050.
The prototype engine is part of a company initiative to achieve carbon neutrality in Scope 3 emissions by 2050.
The manufacturer’s Marine Technical School Partnership program provides a path to technician certification.
Nicholas Genesi will collaborate with federal and state elected representatives to formulate policies that align with Yamaha’s marine business.
The training organization prepares college/postsecondary, high school and middle school students preparing for trade, technical and skilled service careers.
The Yamaha program is supporting a Sustainability Certificate Capstone Project with University of Georgia students focused on plastics recycling.
The company co-hosted a maritime education consortium to train outboard instructors and technicians from remote areas of Alaska.
Speciale, president of the Yamaha U.S. Marine Business Unit, will receive the Hall of Fame Award next week at IBEX.
The River Guardian program honored Yamaha for its support of the Chattahoochee Riverkeeper’s floating-classroom programs.
Ted Riley will run the marine training department and will lead the creation of a global standard for Yamaha Marine distributors.
Fort George Island Marina in Duval County, Fla., will become the Yamaha Offshore Endurance Center, a facility for testing outboard motors, jet boats and WaveRunner personal watercraft.
The prototype engine is part of a company initiative to achieve carbon neutrality in Scope 3 emissions by 2050.
The manufacturer’s Marine Technical School Partnership program provides a path to technician certification.
Nicholas Genesi will collaborate with federal and state elected representatives to formulate policies that align with Yamaha’s marine business.
The training organization prepares college/postsecondary, high school and middle school students preparing for trade, technical and skilled service careers.
The Yamaha program is supporting a Sustainability Certificate Capstone Project with University of Georgia students focused on plastics recycling.
The company co-hosted a maritime education consortium to train outboard instructors and technicians from remote areas of Alaska.
Speciale, president of the Yamaha U.S. Marine Business Unit, will receive the Hall of Fame Award next week at IBEX.
The River Guardian program honored Yamaha for its support of the Chattahoochee Riverkeeper’s floating-classroom programs.
Ted Riley will run the marine training department and will lead the creation of a global standard for Yamaha Marine distributors.
Fort George Island Marina in Duval County, Fla., will become the Yamaha Offshore Endurance Center, a facility for testing outboard motors, jet boats and WaveRunner personal watercraft.
