In the philosophy of Renato De Pascale, the founder of Sun & Shade, every project is approached with a personalized strategy, which involves a careful analysis of the spaces, sun exposure, and how the various areas on board will be used.
The new marine generator reduces its overall footprint by 24% and its weight by 20% compared with the previous model, while maintaining the same power class. The new DTL5000 was presented as a preview at the Cannes Yachting Festival 2026.
On a yacht, every centimetre occupied by technical infrastructure is space taken away from something else. Reducing its footprint means reclaiming valuable areas and giving interior designers greater freedom in shaping onboard spaces. For Nextworks, this is precisely where the role of a solution provider begins.
Confindustria Nautica is strengthening the internationalization path of the sector by presenting in Fort Lauderdale the results of the 66th edition of the Genoa International Boat Show and the upcoming initiatives aimed at promoting the industry in foreign markets.
Following the success of its E-LINE electric propulsion systems, VETUS introduces the new E-LINE 22 kW, the most powerful model in its electric propulsion range.
Lofrans and Max Power brought together partners and technical specialists for two days of training, knowledge sharing and product updates. The 2026 Technical Convention combined hands-on technical sessions, networking opportunities and presentations of the latest innovations.
In January 2026, French shipyard JFA Yachts launched its most ambitious project to date: Explorera, a 50.44 m custom explorer yacht designed for extended cruising across the world’s oceans.
The 22nd edition of SNIM – Puglia Boat Show, held under the patronage of Confindustria Nautica, officially opened yesterday at the Marina di Brindisi, where it will run until 26 October. This year’s event brings together 180 exhibitors and more than 300 boats, spread across 20,000 square metres of exhibition space.
The International Boatbuilders Summit 2026 brought together key players from the European boatbuilding sector in Aegina, Greece, for two days of discussion, networking and knowledge sharing. The event highlighted the importance of collaboration, adaptability and continuous innovation in shaping the future of the boating industry.
From fuel bunkering monitoring to ballast tank control and safety systems, VEGA level measurement sensors play a key role in optimizing maintenance operations, ensuring reliable process control and improving material utilization.
