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Solar for Maritime Applications

Solar for Maritime Applications

Clean energy solutions for vessels and marine operations

The maritime industry faces increasing pressure to decarbonize. Ships, workboats, and support vessels rely heavily on fossil fuels—even for low-voltage systems and auxiliary loads. At Mpact Solar, we deliver solar-based solutions tailored for maritime needs, enabling onboard renewable power that reduces emissions and operational costs.

Our Solution

We integrate lightweight, marine-grade solar panels onto vessels to supply clean electricity for auxiliary systems—such as lighting, ventilation, communications, sensors, or refrigeration. These panels can be installed on flat or curved surfaces, including decks, cabins, or containers.

Combined with energy storage and smart controllers, our system reduces generator runtime and supports hybrid energy operation—especially beneficial during idle times in port or anchorage.

 

Key Benefits

  • Reduced fuel dependency
    Cut diesel usage for auxiliary loads and support functions.

  • Lower emissions
    Contribute to compliance with global emission regulations (IMO, EEXI, etc.).

  • Increased energy autonomy
    Solar power improves operational flexibility and backup readiness.

  • Minimal maintenance
    Durable, salt-resistant components with no moving parts.

  • Optimized hybrid operation
    Works alongside existing power systems to balance energy use.

Built for Harsh Environments

Our solar technology is engineered for reliability in maritime conditions—salt, wind, UV, and constant motion. Whether on a cargo ship, service boat, or harbor installation, our systems are designed for real-world resilience.

Solar. At Sea. With Impact.

Mpact Solar empowers the shipping and marine sector with scalable, renewable energy that aligns with the future of clean ocean transport.

📩 Looking to reduce emissions on your vessel?
Contact us to explore custom solar solutions for your marine operations.

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