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Stevie Knight

Stevie Knight

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Features Writer, Maritime Journal

London

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Total articles 94

  • Completely carbon fibre: super-light superyachts from SAY

    By Stevie Knight| The Naval Architect Verified It’s possible to cut the kilos through carbon-fibre construction, according to Karl Wagner, SAY Carbon Yachts CTO. However, this process demands rigour – and you can’t make assumptions based on other composite builds. After a fairly difficult 2024, SAY has returned to the table with new designs. But the company and Wagner himself are both still capitalising on what they know best: how to create extremely lightweight, efficient boats.

    By Stevie Knight · The Naval Architect

    Apr. 03, 2025

  • Simple Stinger solution for sophisticated boats

    By Stevie Knight| Maritime Journal Verified Simple Stinger solution for sophisticated boats By Stevie Knight 2024-09-24T07:53:00 Stevie Knight chats to Seawork exhibitor H. Henriksen about the company’s simple solution for sophisticated boats. “When it comes to getting a boat in or out of the water, there are a lot of very advanced ways of achieving the same thing,” says Remi Fjelldal, director of Research & Development at H. Henriksen. “But the key is actually to go in the opposite direction.”

    By Stevie Knight · Maritime Journal

    Sep. 24, 2024

  • Completely carbon fibre: super-light superyachts from SAY

    By Stevie Knight| The Naval Architect Verified It’s possible to cut the kilos through carbon-fibre construction, according to Karl Wagner, SAY Carbon Yachts CTO. However, this process demands rigour – and you can’t make assumptions based on other composite builds. After a fairly difficult 2024, SAY has returned to the table with new designs. But the company and Wagner himself are both still capitalising on what they know best: how to create extremely lightweight, efficient boats.

    By Stevie Knight · The Naval Architect

    Apr. 03, 2025

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Maritime Journal

World Fishing & Aquaculture is a multi-media platform dedicated to the global commercial fishing and aquaculture sectors. It serves as a resource for professionals by providing news, analysis, and insights into technological advancements, sustainability practices, and market trends. The platform emphasizes innovation and collaboration to tackle challenges such as by-catch reduction and the protection of endangered species. The company offers a range of services, including up-to-date industry news, a digital magazine with archived articles and webinars, and research reports on sustainable practices. It covers global exhibitions and conferences, focusing on advancements in commercial fishing. World Fishing & Aquaculture targets vessel operators, fleet managers, ship engineers, and aquaculture professionals, as well as policymakers and sustainability advocates. The platform collaborates with organizations to promote certified sustainable practices in fisheries and aquaculture, aligning its content with global ecological preservation efforts.

Fareham, England, United Kingdom

+44 132 982 5335

Founded: 1952