The 2024 Global Marine Industry Workplace Study
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Green Tech

Soundings Trade Only team put together this issue, which focuses on climate, the environment and sustainability. The recreational marine industry is helping lead the way when it comes to solving environmental problems with technological advances.

The Grass Is Not Greener

Quenton Tuckett likes to go fishing with his buddy in Florida’s Tampa Bay. He often finds himself chasing fish in the shallows, which are places

Shorting the Circuit

Electrification of boats is still a few years away, but sustainable, emissions-reducing fuels are available now, and the marine industry needs to do its part to reduce CO2 emissions

Marinas of the Future

With all the talk of electric and hybrid propulsion these days, attendees preparing for the annual Association of Marina Industries Conference & Expo are discussing whether marinas will be ready to host boats of the future.

Troubled Waters

Ocean cleanup technology can help, but experts say it’s not enough, and there needs to be more action taken to stop plastics at the source

Green: by popular demand

Regulation and technology have played a role, but the real force driving the industry’s environmental transformation is the enlighted consumer

Gillen expands for megayachts

Gillen Diesel & Marine Services of Dania, Fla., has expanded into a second facility at the Lauderdale Marine Center in Fort Lauderdale to better service

Hunter Marine announces incentives

Hunter owners are now eligible for a 30 percent discount on select sailing courses provided by Steve and Doris Colgate’s Offshore Sailing School. Additionally, Hunter

Green Tech

Soundings Trade Only team put together this issue, which focuses on climate, the environment and sustainability. The recreational marine industry is helping lead the way when it comes to solving environmental problems with technological advances.

The Grass Is Not Greener

Quenton Tuckett likes to go fishing with his buddy in Florida’s Tampa Bay. He often finds himself chasing fish in the shallows, which are places

Shorting the Circuit

Electrification of boats is still a few years away, but sustainable, emissions-reducing fuels are available now, and the marine industry needs to do its part to reduce CO2 emissions

Marinas of the Future

With all the talk of electric and hybrid propulsion these days, attendees preparing for the annual Association of Marina Industries Conference & Expo are discussing whether marinas will be ready to host boats of the future.

Troubled Waters

Ocean cleanup technology can help, but experts say it’s not enough, and there needs to be more action taken to stop plastics at the source

Green: by popular demand

Regulation and technology have played a role, but the real force driving the industry’s environmental transformation is the enlighted consumer

Gillen expands for megayachts

Gillen Diesel & Marine Services of Dania, Fla., has expanded into a second facility at the Lauderdale Marine Center in Fort Lauderdale to better service

Hunter Marine announces incentives

Hunter owners are now eligible for a 30 percent discount on select sailing courses provided by Steve and Doris Colgate’s Offshore Sailing School. Additionally, Hunter

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