Fort-de-France, Martinique
Setting sail from Saint-Malo, the journey of around 5,000 nautical miles took just over 30 days, during which time it was totally self-sufficient in terms of energy, with no CO2 or fine particle emissions.
Through expeditions and innovations, Energy Observer is exploring practical solutions whilst developing new technologies to accelerate ecological transition
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Accor I AccorInvest
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Thélem assurances
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DELANCHY Group
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Energy Observer, an ambassador of alternative solutions
The vessel is at the halfway point of the first transatlantic crossing using renewable energies and hydrogen. An “anniversary” that comes in a difficult global context. Interview with Victorien Erussard and Jérôme Delafosse.
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Praia, Cape Verde
Cape Verde is a biodiversity refuge for many marine species. Our ship is at anchor for two days for a well-deserved break before sailing due west across the Atlantic. Here again, it is impossible to set foot on land with the strict sanitary conditions.
Drinking water production on board Energy Observer
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New solar panels for Energy Observer
The solar panel park of Energy Observer has undergone a revamp with the exploitation of numerous surfaces, even reduced ones.
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Canary Islands, Spain
The crew has stopped a few days in the Canary Islands for a bunkering of the boat, which took place under very specific sanitary conditions due to the confinement.
A new fuel cell on board Energy Observer for the 2020 odyssey!
Toyota and Energy Observer Developments (EODev), a subsidiary of Energy Observer and an incubator for affordable hydrogen mobility solutions, have jointly developed a fuel cell system integrating the fuel cell within the Toyota Miraï to equip Energy Observer, the first hydrogen ship around the world.
Read moreThose women who made history
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Loctudy, France
Our crew is waiting for a weather window to finally open on the Bay of Biscay to allow us to sail south. Departure planned in a few days!
Energy Observer back to the sea!
Our ship of the future has finally returned to its natural element after 3 months out of the water and many improvements on its onboard technologies.
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Energy Observer starts her 4th technical stopover
The first hydrogen vessel around the world has just started its winter technical stopover after 7 months of expedition to Northern Europe.
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Dunkirk, France
This is the last stop of our Northern Europe Odyssey, before heading back to our homeport, Saint-Malo.
