Ship & Boat BuildingFoiling WorkboatArtemis Technologies recognised at prestigious European Commercial Marine Awards

Artemis Technologies recognised at prestigious European Commercial Marine Awards

Artemis Technologies has won three accolades at the prestigious European Commercial Marine Awards (ECMAs).

The global green innovator was recognised for its commitment to fostering a sustainable maritime sector, winning the Maritime Sustainability award alongside the Showcase Innovation – Vessel Design and Construction category and the overall Spirit of Innovation award.

Winners of the awards, intended to celebrate the outstanding individuals and innovative companies operating within the marine industry, were announced as part of Seawork 2022.

Dr Iain Percy OBE, CEO of Artemis Technologies commented:

“At Artemis Technologies we are dedicated to designing and manufacturing innovative, green technologies and vessels that will further our mission to decarbonise and revolutionise our industry.

“We are of course very pleased to have received such strong recognition and support as part of the 2022 ECMAs, and look forward to continuing our efforts towards greater innovation.

“I would like to extend my congratulations to the Artemis Technologies team for their sustained hard work and dedication, along with all those who received an award or shortlist position.”

The news follows the recent launch of Artemis Technologies’ 100% electric, high-speed foiling workboat range, powered by the eFoiler® propulsion system.

Developed and built in Belfast, the zero-emission vessels are the greenest workboats on the planet, representing a £12 million investment in research and development.

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