Turtles love the sea

aluminum, widely used in the aerospace industry for its exceptional characteristics, is a strong, lightweight, extremely durable and 100% recyclable! …to infinity without any loss of quality. It is the most abundant metal in the earth's crust and the third most abundant element after oxygen and silicon; it represents on average 8% of the mass of the materials of the solid surface of the planet.

Paulownia can absorb 10 times more CO2 than other trees. It has an exceptional filtration capacity: up to 40 tons of CO2 per hectare and per year! Through its deep and dense roots, it regenerates and cleans the soil. Through these plantations, national (and tropical) forests can remain intact, which is good news for the planet, the ecosystem and biodiversity. Used in Asia for over 1000 years, Paulownia is a very good insulator, has high temperature resistance and has the highest strength to weight ratio of any wood in the world. The Paulownia is widely accepted as the tree of the future.

Autonomous in Energy : With its large solar park as well as its electric motors operating in hydrogenation, the Tortue 147 is able of generating more than 20 kW daily, which is well above the consumption on board. Equipped with 30 kW of lithium battery, it can also sail at a speed of 6 knots thanks to its electric motors for more than 2 hours.