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A new type of vessel has been developed to meet the specific need for solid waste collection in areas of high concentration as well as for the collection of green algae / sargassum.
An innovative vessel designed by our engineers and naval architects and manufactured by our operational teams, it ensures, in very little water, the collection of solid waste with the help of a collection belt at the front of the vessel.
Indeed, 3 longitudinal belts in front of the ship allow the collection at sea then the unloading in 2 transverse belts to refocus the collection on a central belt and finally a longitudinal belt which unloads the waste in big bags. The speed of the belts is independently adjustable.
The boat's power allows it to travel at 8 knots and to be maneuverable in swells and currents.
The size of the boat (11.85 m, overall length) ensures a good stability and a consequent load of 15 tons on the deck.
This boat has a wheelhouse that allows the crew to be sheltered and to navigate safely.
The boat has wheels to get out of the water.
The propulsion is hydraulic and the engine is cooled by keelcooling (without sea water intake).
Discover the ship in video : https://youtu.be/fmWve3Tbb2w (FR) / https://youtu.be/B_LbPFbCaRw (EN)
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Commissioned for use by the Grand Port Maritime de Marseille (GPMM), the 100% electric pollution control vessel developed by EFINOR Sea Cleaner is fully in line with the strategy to decarbonize port activities.
After nearly two years of operation, the teams have embarked on a structured operational monitoring process in direct contact with users in order to capitalize on feedback from the field.
This approach aims to gain a better understanding of the actual operating constraints, everyday conditions of use, and operators' expectations in a complex and highly demanding port environment.
EFINOR Groupe M shipyards will participate in EUROMARITIME, a major event for players in the maritime economy, which will be held from February 3 to 5.
On this occasion, the group will exhibit at the Normandie Maritime stand (Hall 1 – G83) and present its full range of expertise in workboat construction, environmental solutions, and naval engineering.