The superyacht industry is trying to make a positive impact in sustainability
have detailed sustainability strategies that have been designed to raise money and awareness, as well as make concrete changes to the way superyachts are designed and built, I can also say the superyacht industry is honestly trying to make a positive impact in sustainability.
So, it’s cool to see the world’s largest superyacht refit group is working to make that large part of the industry more sustainable too. “The cost of inaction is evident and will be extremely dire for our oceans and industry,” says Pepe García-Aubert, president and CEO of the . “However, I am convinced that through a collaborative approach, our industry can rise to the challenge and achieve our goal of a sustainable future for superyachting.”In fact, a key element of MB92’s five-year sustainability plan is that fact that all of its shipyards can provide shore-based power to all of the superyachts they work on.