Atlantic Sea Hawk by Sauter Carbon Offset Design & Atlantic Motor Yacht
Sauter Carbon Offset Design and Atlantic Motor Yachts present the Atlantic Sea Hawk, a Hi-performance Zero Carbon 18 meter Cabin Cruiser with a top speed of 50 knots.

Designer Richard Sauter commented “Her state of the art Solar Hybrid technology addresses the issue of Global warming pollution by achieving a 50 to 100% reduction in fuel consumption and GHG emissions. The Atlantic Sea Hawk combines a plug-in Sunpower solar array with an Allison Hybrid system to produce the cleanest marine propulsion system in the world”.
Allison Transmission, a unit of General Motors, in partnership with the U.S. Department of Energy, developed this hybrid system under the DOE’s. Advanced Heavy Hybrid Propulsion System (AH2PS) Program.

Specifications:
Overall Length; 18 m
Beam; 4.4 m
Draught; 0.75 m
Double cabins: 2
Single cabin: 1
Weight appox. 22 ton
Hull; Carbon fibre/Kevlar composite
Fuel tank capacity; 2500 liters
Water tank capacity; 800 liters
Sewage tank capacity; 2 x 200 l
Battery storage capacity up to 100kwh. Allison ESS2 Nickel Metal Hydride
Maximum Power: 3x300kw Allison Hybrid HP50 Drives with “on road” EPA 8.9l
Cummins engines.
Propulsion; 3 Rolls Royce Kamewa FF water jets
Electric Power: Plug-in SunPower solar cells generate up to 30kws per day.
Maximum speed 50 knots, 50% reduction in CO2 and fuel consumption
Cruising speed 30 knots, 75% reduction in CO2 and fuel consumption
Battery powered Zero Carbon range up to 100nm
Annual Carbon Neutral cruising range up to 1,000nm

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January 24th, 2011 at 11:54 am
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