Charged Marine to Attend boot Düsseldorf 2026, Spotlighting the Future of Sustainable Marine Technology

Charged Marine is heading to boot Düsseldorf 2026 — the world’s largest indoor boat and watersports show — to cover, connect, and collaborate with the innovators shaping the next era of sustainable marine propulsion and clean-energy boating. As the global marine industry converges in Düsseldorf this January, our team will be on the ground engaging with delegates, boatbuilders, technology developers, and propulsion experts who are pushing boundaries in electric boats, electric propulsion, solar power, battery storage, and clean marine systems.

boot Düsseldorf has become a central hub for the transformation of the maritime sector. With more than 1,500 exhibitors expected from over 60 countries, the event showcases the full spectrum of the marine economy: from recreational vessels and next-generation tenders to the latest breakthroughs in propulsion, electrification, and low-emission vessel design. This year’s show places particular emphasis on sustainability through its Blue Innovation Dock, a platform where leading companies, policymakers, researchers, and tech pioneers present future-focused solutions for cleaner waterways.

Charged Marine’s presence at the show underscores our mission to accelerate the transition toward electric and renewable-powered marine transportation. Throughout the week, we’ll be meeting with companies developing high-efficiency electric motors, fast-charging and onboard charging systems, advanced lithium and sodium-based battery packs, solar-integrated vessels, and hybrid-energy platforms built for both leisure and commercial marine markets.

In addition to covering major product launches and technology demonstrations, we’ll be highlighting the ecosystem of partners and vendors driving marine decarbonization — including propulsion manufacturers, boatbuilders, renewable-energy integrators, and innovators in sustainable materials and hull design. Our on-site reporting will share insights about where the market is headed, what new technologies are commercially viable today, and which solutions are positioned to scale across marinas, fleets, and coastal communities.

As electric boats grow in range, power, and commercial utility, and as global regulations continue to support low-emission marine operations, 2026 stands to be a pivotal year for clean marine propulsion. Charged Marine is excited to connect with industry leaders, build new partnerships, and showcase the technologies driving forward a cleaner, quieter, and more efficient marine future.

Follow our updates throughout the show on ChargedMarine.com as we bring you daily highlights from boot Düsseldorf 2026 — the world’s largest stage for the future of sustainable boating.