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SEA Index: Monaco leads the way in decarbonizing the yachting industry

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Monaco, globally renowned for its yachting industry and commitment to luxury, is now also leading its environmental transformation. The Yacht Club de Monaco (YCM), in a strategic partnership with Credit Suisse, has developed a revolutionary tool called the SEA Index. This pioneering system is designed to enable the assessment and, crucially, the reduction of superyachts’ carbon footprints, thereby setting a new course for ecological transition in this high-profile sector.


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The SEA Index represents a significant step forward in transparency and accountability within the yachting industry. The tool allows yacht owners to precisely measure their vessels’ fuel consumption and CO2 emissions. However, its purpose extends beyond mere measurement; it provides concrete guidelines and recommendations for optimizing yacht operations and reducing their environmental impact. This includes strategies such as route optimization, more efficient energy use on board, and even recommendations for upgrading to greener technologies.


A pioneering step for the luxury sector

The development of the SEA Index reflects the growing awareness of climate change and the need for sustainable practices across all sectors, including luxury tourism and yachting. The fact that the initiative originated in Monaco, a global yachting hub, sends a strong message to the industry. It underscores the Principality’s commitment not only to promoting glamour but also to taking responsibility for the future of the oceans.

The SEA Index is not just a technical tool; it is a symbol of Monaco’s leadership in fostering environmental awareness and innovation in one of the most exclusive global sectors. Its success could serve as a model for other industries, demonstrating how luxury and sustainability can be successfully intertwined.

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