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Is the Sea Greener, by Dudley Dawson, Yachting Magazine
A word that pops up with increasing frequency in the world of marine propulsion is hybrid, and for good reason. The technology offers advantages over traditional diesel-only drives in some scenarios, on both yachts and commercial vessels. Whether it is right for you depends on a few factors, but before deciding, it’s necessary to understand what a hybrid is and how it operates.
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