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Corsica: Port of Propriano joins SEA Index®
Read more: Corsica: Port of Propriano joins SEA Index®In the Valinco Gulf in Corsica, the Port of Propriano pursues its commitment in favour of environmentally responsible port development, combining maritime performance, high-quality services and protection of the environment by joining the SEA Index®.
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SEA Index® Expands to the Caribbean with Port de Gustavia Membership
Read more: SEA Index® Expands to the Caribbean with Port de Gustavia MembershipSEA Index® Expands to the Caribbean with Port de Gustavia Membership Monaco, DECEMBER 2nd 2025 The Superyacht Eco Association (SEA Index®), an initiative by the Yacht Club de Monaco, proudly…
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Navigating the Future: Energy Efficiency & Underwater Radiated Noise in Superyacht Design
Read more: Navigating the Future: Energy Efficiency & Underwater Radiated Noise in Superyacht DesignNavigating the Future: Energy Efficiency & Underwater Radiated Noise in Superyacht Design Monaco, November 12th 2025 Setting the Scene: Why URN and Energy Efficiency Matter The maritime industry is entering…
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Anchoring sustainability: The role of coastal communities in preserving marine ecosystems
Read more: Anchoring sustainability: The role of coastal communities in preserving marine ecosystemsMonaco, OCTOBER 31st 2025 Coastal communities play a critical role in the preservation of our oceans, serving as stewards of coastal ecosystems. Many coastal communities have long-standing traditions of managing local natural resources and are often the first to observe the impacts of environmental degradation. Today, these communities are at the centre of conservation efforts…
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SEA Index Contributes to Critical UNEP Adapt-Pelagos Workshop on Marine Conservation
Read more: SEA Index Contributes to Critical UNEP Adapt-Pelagos Workshop on Marine ConservationSEA Index Contributes to Critical UNEP Adapt-Pelagos Workshop on Marine Conservation Monaco, OCTOBER 27th 2025 SEA Index- Superyacht Eco Association is proud to announce its active participation in the first…
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SEA Index Workshop Insights: Turning Sustainability into Operational and Financial Advantage
Read more: SEA Index Workshop Insights: Turning Sustainability into Operational and Financial AdvantageOn October 14, 2025, the Superyacht Eco Association (SEA Index) hosted its’ first pivotal workshop at the Yacht Club de Monaco, bringing together representatives from across the yachting ecosystem
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SEA Index Workshop Insights: Turning Sustainability into Operational and Financial Advantage
Read more: SEA Index Workshop Insights: Turning Sustainability into Operational and Financial AdvantageMonaco, OCTOBER 23rd, 2025 On October 14, 2025, the Superyacht Eco Association (SEA Index) hosted its’ first pivotal workshop at the Yacht Club de Monaco, bringing together representatives from across the yachting ecosystem. The goal: to identify actionable strategies that elevate environmental performance from a compliance metric to a core driver of asset value, operational privilege,…
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Anchoring Change: How Port Vauban is Driving Sustainability in Antibes
Read more: Anchoring Change: How Port Vauban is Driving Sustainability in AntibesMonaco, OCTOBER 2, 2025 The Mediterranean is one of the biggest tourist hubs in the world, and approximately 1,700 superyachts set sail for the region every year. Since yachts spend the majority of their time in port, marinas play a key role in the environmental sustainability of the sector. Not only can they reduce emissions…
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Shamrock V awarded 5 Stars by SEA Index® at Monaco Classic Week
Read more: Shamrock V awarded 5 Stars by SEA Index® at Monaco Classic WeekShamrock V awarded 5 Stars by the SEA Index® at Monaco Classic Week SEPTEMBER, 19, 2025 The 17th Monaco Classic Week-La Belle Classe ended on a high, confirming its status…
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Retrofitting for Tomorrow: The Challenges & Opportunities of Greening Existing Superyachts
Read more: Retrofitting for Tomorrow: The Challenges & Opportunities of Greening Existing SuperyachtsMonaco, SEPTEMBER 19th 2025 As the superyacht sector begins its path towards decarbonisation, early sustainable innovation has tended to focus on pioneering new-build projects. However, as environmental regulations tighten and charter clients increasingly favour more sustainable vessels, retrofitting the existing fleet of 6000 superyachts will become essential. With over 80% of today’s global fleet expected to still…
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