Flisvos Marina continues to innovate

Athens, August 28, 2025 – LAMDA marinas continue to innovate with Flisvos Marina taking another decisive step towards green transition by presenting the first electric boat built specifically for its needs.

As part of its Sustainable Development strategy and with the aim of promoting and implementing environmental protection measures and reducing its carbon footprint, Flisvos Marina acquired the first electric boat for operational use.

The design, construction, and supply are the result of two years of thorough research in European shipyards and the search for the most suitable solution to support mega yachts and assist in the docking of boats within the marina.

The boat was built at the specialized shipyard of TS Marine in Estonia, which has many years of experience in designing and building high-specification floating vessels for professional use, with an emphasis on quality and sustainability.

It has the following technical characteristics:

• Durable construction from high-density polyethylene (HDPE)
• Length of 5m and width of 2.2m
• Electric propulsion system with a total power of 24kW (two outboard engines)
• Batteries with an autonomy of 3-4 hours under continuous operation conditions
• Capability of full and fast charging of the batteries in the marina's network with electricity derived from renewable energy sources
• Capacity to transport four people and support the docking maneuvers of large boats

The successful sea trials of the boat were completed in July, confirming its reliable and efficient operation according to the highest requirements and technical specifications.

A milestone for maritime and environmental innovation

The adoption of electric propulsion highlights Flisvos Marina as a model of sustainable operation and strict environmental policy, with measures that limit the use of fossil fuels in the operation of marinas.