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Sparkman & Stephens 102′ (32m) SY “SILVERLINING” – SP series, 4416Wp

As part of a comprehensive refit, the 102ft Sparkman & Stevens SILVERLINING was fitted with a bespoke 4416Wp solar power system.

A walkable solar system was developed for the Excess 11 catamaran, making perfect use of the saloon roof and blending in with the design.

This Hallberg Rassy 44 has a walkable solar system with 398Wp, powerful enough to run consumers self-sufficiently while charging the battery.

For self-sufficient operation of all electrical systems, this Fountaine Pajot 67 catamaran was equipped with a tailor-made solar system.

Made-to-measure solar panels on the trailer of a milk tanker charge a 48V battery bank to supply a high-power electric pump.

For the Neel 47 trimaran, a custom-made solar system with 2,445Wp at only 38kg was developed, making optimal use of the saloon roof.

The Baltic 146 superyacht PATH boasts the largest solar array ever installed on a sailing yacht: 8,714Wp ensure reduced fuel consumption.

For reliable supply of their electrical equipment, vehicles of the Irish National Ambulance Service were equipped with solar systems.

The companionway hatch cover of this Dehler 34 performance sailing yacht was fitted with a custom-made walkable 130Wp solar array.

At anchor, the Cranchi T43 EcoTrawler’s electrical system is powered by a 416Wp solar array integrated into the flybridge.

The deck of this Shark 24 has been equipped with a walkable solar panel with 83Wp. An optimized string layout provides high shade tolerance.

The canopy of this motor yacht was equipped with a 203Wp solar system. Zippers and velcro ensure high wind resistance and quick installation.

The sustainably manufactured Windelo 50 catamaran sources power for its propulsion and consumers from a walkable solar array with 3,321Wp.

On this Jeanneau 449 a walkable photovoltaics system with 176Wp was integrated into the deck. 5 bypass diodes guarantee high shade tolerance.

Custom-made walkable photovoltaic installation onboard a Bali 4.1 catamaran. 538Wp have been integrated into the forward salon roof.

Sunlight instead of fossil fuels: This electric sailing yacht has been developed in cooperation with Pogo Structures, Raymarine and Torqeedo.