In 2020, Energy Observer made the longest sailings in her history with its first transatlantic crossing and the exploration of overseas territories up to French Guiana, counting more than 10 000 nautical miles. Let's have a look at the energy performances of our vessel during a year like no other.
After an intense month of technical stopover in Martinique, our vessel has cast off in the direction of the mythical Panama Canal! A new crossing path for our crew, with the aim of reaching the Pacific Ocean.
Our vessel left the water on January the 4th for a three-week technical stopover in Le Marin, Martinique. A short break after a year 2020 marked by the longest navigations since leaving Saint-Malo in 2017.
Our crew stops in Kourou to discover the Guiana Space Center, and learn more about its energy architecture and the space missions dedicated to the observation and preservation of natural ecosystems.
Our crew has arrived in French Guiana, a region boasting exceptional natural heritage and combining cutting-edge technologies and Amazonian primary forest, a European spaceport and a quite unique biodiversity reserve.
EODev announces that it has acquired a stake in EVE System, which will enable the two companies to accelerate the deployment of zero-emission solutions in the context of the European "Green Deal".
Heading for Guadeloupe to document solutions to accelerate the energy transition and protect biodiversity.
Our ship is anchored in the Baie du Marin in the South of Martinique. A reduced crew is on board to supervise the maintenance operations and prepare the next part of the odyssey.
EODev presented its land-based hydrogen power generator and maritime range extender in operation on the industrial site of its partner and manufacturer ENERIA, on Thursday, September 17, in the presence of its shareholders. The products developed by the start-up meet the objectives of the "France Hydrogen plan”.
More than 7,000 nautical miles were covered by Energy Observer during this Odyssey in the Caribbean! A new team is now heading for Fort-de-France for a technical stopover lasting several weeks.
