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Eco yachts · 2027 builds

Eco yacht construction

Bio-based composites, responsibly sourced woods and integrated renewable energy — sustainable Komodo yacht builds aligned with 2027 industry standards.

Sustainable materials

Luxury with a lighter footprint

Zero-emission builds with integrated solar panels are becoming standard. Bio-based composite hulls cut the carbon footprint of traditional fibreglass, while sustainable aluminium adds durability and recyclability.

All interior timber is harvested ethically and legally, with eco-friendly leather alternatives in the cabins.

Indonesian shipwrights fitting planking to a phinisi hull frame
Indonesian shipwrights fitting planking to a phinisi hull frame
Aerial view of a phinisi shipyard on the beach at Bira
Wooden phinisi hulls under construction with shipwrights at work

Propulsion & energy

Cleaner power at sea

Green yacht construction needs innovative propulsion and energy, from the initial build through the whole operational lifecycle.

  • Fully electric conversions for local Komodo excursions
  • Hybrid propulsion retrofits for longer voyages
  • Integrated solar panels reduce reliance on generators
  • Graphene-enhanced carbon fibre improves fuel efficiency

Smart technology

Technology that saves energy

Smart systems and biomimetic design make sustainable boat building more efficient.

01

AI-powered navigation

Optimised routes that minimise fuel consumption and improve safety.

02

IoT climate & security

Precise environmental management that cuts energy waste and adds comfort.

03

Biomimetic design

Hydrodynamic hull shapes inspired by nature that reduce drag.

04

Submersible integration

Exploration without disturbing fragile marine ecosystems.

05

VR entertainment

A low-impact, high-enjoyment amenity for guests.

06

3D-printed components

Parts made on demand — less waste, less inventory, less time in dock.

Planning a 2027 build

By 2027, owners will expect reduced emissions, circular material lifecycles and energy-efficient onboard systems as standard.

Luxury features
Touch-and-go helipads, VR entertainment and eco-friendly leather alternatives.
Sustainability metrics
CO2 reduction targets, recycled content and biodegradable materials where applicable.
Technology
IoT system monitoring, AI navigation and advanced energy storage.
Green credentials
Clients increasingly expect documented environmental impact and certified green solutions.

Price & timeline

Project planning

Pricing reflects the bespoke design and advanced sustainable technologies involved.

Starting price
From $15 million
Construction
18–36 months
Launch season
April – October
Propulsion
Fully electric or hybrid
Energy
Integrated solar panels

FAQ

Eco builds, explained

Which sustainable practices do you use?

Bio-based composite hulls, responsibly sourced interior woods, integrated solar panels and fully electric or hybrid propulsion — reducing emissions, conserving resources and protecting marine ecosystems.

What does a sustainable custom yacht cost?

Projects with a strong sustainability focus typically start at $15 million, reflecting bespoke design, high-quality sustainable materials and integrated green technologies.

How long does a sustainable build take?

Typically 18 to 36 months, covering detailed design, sourcing specialised sustainable materials and rigorous testing of propulsion and energy systems.

Enquiries

Build a greener yacht

Tell us your sustainability goals. We match materials, propulsion and energy systems to the way you will cruise.