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Sign upThe M.9 Pro is a 9m electro-solar passenger catamaran, which sails with total energy autonomy
The M.9 Pro is a 9m electro-solar passenger catamaran, which sails with total energy autonomy
Millikan Boats has imagined, designed and built an electro-solar passenger catamaran that is totally self-sufficient in energy. Designed for use by passenger transport professionals, this 9.5 m-long boat ticks all the sailing boxes: - Zero CO2 emissions - Comfort : No noise, no vibration, no smell - Safety - Pleasure at sea - Respect for the marine environment - Zero cost of ownership The Millikan Boats teams worked for two years to find the right combination of solar generation, storage and power consumption. Thanks to optimized hulls and a very light weight, the M.9 Pro is a passenger boat with virtually unlimited autonomy.
Millikan Boats
Millikan Boats is a french builder of innovative, fully energy-self-sufficient boats.
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