It can travel a distance of 1000 nautical miles.

When luxury meets sustainable design, everything is possible.

According to a new page on the company's website, a multidisciplinary design company called 3deluxe has announced a new zero-carbon superyacht concept that aims to incorporate the latest sustainable development into a pure luxury package.

And, most notably, they hope that those who buy luxury boats designed with sustainable concepts will be able to reuse the boats for moral education.

The new design is called "VY-01", emphasizing the engineering strategy of giving priority to nature, aiming to maximize the use of open and light-intensive spaces to make room for greenhouses, kitchens, bars, lounge living spaces and vegetable gardens. This means that the crew can grow and breed food on the ship, get fresh fish in the ocean, and the yacht’s seawater desalination system will provide any additional supply needed by the plants, which uses zero-carbon solar panels placed on the roof And the outside of the container. Generally speaking, super yachts are designed for relaxation, online business meetings, exercise, and celebrations with friends and enemies.

The exterior of the ship is composed of a homogeneous closed shape, which is extremely resistant to wind and bad weather, so that the hull is almost seamlessly integrated with the sides, all the way to the tip of the ship. It also has shutters controlled by sensors integrated in the raised side walls so that the computer system can adjust the light on the upper deck. The flat roof also has glass to allow sunlight to enter the ship, and the sensor-controlled blinds also have transparent photovoltaic cells that can power lights, desalination systems, and air conditioning.

Perhaps more interesting is the ability of the superyacht to close the sidewalls when sailing fast and even when bad weather strikes. The wheelhouse is located at the bow, which allows the open sundeck behind it to smoothly extend into a single open space. Finally, there is a salt water pool at the stern, in addition to a small pier, where the crew can directly enter the open ocean. 3deluxe's ​​ship designers hope that whoever buys this ship can use it as an education and training center when it is not for personal use. Some people believe that this will make up for the obvious elitist background of owning a luxury ship in an era of great conflict and suffering around the world. On the other hand, it is a one-stop shop for some of the most advanced sustainable energy technologies that operate in a marine environment that has been changed by humans for hundreds of years, which means young people, especially students and those looking for startups People based on similar sustainable concepts can use this ship as an unconventional place where summits, think tanks and conferences are held.

Sadly, luxury cars will inevitably consume a lot of resources, and usually do not pass zero-carbon manufacturing practices. This is why if luxurious ships are provided to people, as a method that everyone can use to develop rapid pace of mitigating climate change and ensure future-oriented business practices, these ships can serve the greater public interest. These business practices Understand the difference between transportation. From fully sustainable modern manufacturing (to mining, fossil fuel-driven assembly, deforestation and general pollution) chain up carbon-intensive manufacturing processes, these processes can be in the case of zero negative impact on the environment Create, operate and maintain.

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