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GO2 (pronounced “Go Two”), Cerion Energy’s highly effective diesel fuel additive, was launched into the superyacht market at the Monaco Yacht Show just a year ago. Since then, GO2 has been honoured with a DAME Award at METS and has over 60 superyachts using the product around the World. GO2 Global Yachting, the worldwide marketing and sales partnership between Cerion Energy and ECOsuperyacht, is planning a busy superyacht show schedule, exhibiting again at Monaco and METS in the same stand locations as last year, and for the first time at Fort Lauderdale in the US Superyacht Association’s Pavilion. In response to demand from our regular users, GO2 Global Yachting will be unveiling a portable digital dosing system for the first time at the Monaco Yacht Show. The dockside unit, which is connected into the bunker line using standard camlock connections, enables users to achieve dosing at the required rate of 1:4000 at the press of a button. An alternative design allowing permanent engine room installation will also be available. “This new dosing system makes dosing your diesel with GO2 as simple as connecting up the camlocks and turning on the power. We believe that this system is going to make it even easier for existing and future GO2 users to take advantage of the proven fuel economy and soot reduction benefits that come with using GO2” commented Richard Franklin, Managing Director of GO2 Global Yachting. A team from GO2 Global Yachting will be on hand at the Monaco Yacht Show stand QH2 on Quai D’Hirondelle, to answer questions about GO2 and the dosing system. GO2 Global Yachting Richard Franklin +44 33 33 447 111 <a href="mailto:richard@GO2globalyachting.com?subject=Article%20on%20SuperYachtTimes.com">richard@GO2globalyachting.com</a> <a href="http://www.GO2globalyachting.com">www.GO2globalyachting.com</a>

GO2 Global Yachting to exhibit at three major superyacht shows

Cerion Energy, manufacturer of the DAME Award winning nanotechnology-based diesel fuel additive GO2 and ECOsuperyacht, the exclusive European distributor for GO2, announce that they are partnering to form a new global marketing &amp; distribution business called GO2 Global Yachting. The formation of this partnership is in response to the rapid increase in demand for GO2 since it was first launched into the superyacht market at the Monaco Yacht Show in 2011. GO2 Global Yachting will be led by Richard Franklin, Managing Director of ECOsuperyacht. Landon Mertz, General Manager of Cerion Energy states: “The reception for GO2 since we first introduced it to the superyacht market has been tremendous. It quickly became evident that we needed to significantly expand our resource commitment if we’re going to keep up with growth in customer demand. To maintain our commitment to rapid response times in key yachting destinations GO2 Global Yachting will have local distribution points in key locations such as Fort Lauderdale, St Maarten, Antigua, Gibraltar, Palma and Antibes as a well as central shipping and logistics centres in Rochester, New York for the US and Southampton, UK, for Europe. Richard Franklin and his team at ECOSuperyacht had the foresight to understand how transformative GO2 could be for the yachting industry, as it has been in the commercial sector. I look forward to working together with Richard on this exciting new venture.” Richard Franklin of ECOsuperyacht says: “We are very excited about this new venture. It enables us to respond to the rising demand for GO2 with a rapid expansion in resources on both sides of the Atlantic. The goal is to provide a seamless global sales &amp; distribution business that can get GO2 to customers quickly and efficiently anywhere in the world, and also to extend sales of GO2 into new areas of the yachting market. We look forward to deepening our existing relationship with Cerion Energy and to seeing current strong sales growth continue through 2012 and beyond as we add to our growing list of superyacht customers.” ECOsuperyacht Richard Franklin +34 971 577986 <a href="mailto:richard@ecosuperyacht.com?subject=ECOsuperyacht%20on%20SuperYachtTimes.com">richard@ecosuperyacht.com</a> <a target="_blank" href="http://www.ecosuperyacht.com/">www.ecosuperyacht.com</a> Cerion Energy +1 (585) 271 5630 <a target="_blank" href="http://www.cerionenergy.com">www.cerionenergy.com</a>

Cerion Energy and ECOsuperyacht partner to form GO2 Global Yachting

ECOsuperyacht is partnering with Company85 Global Challenge to fully offset all carbon emissions arising from the record circumnavigation. The Challenge is a bid by British ocean adventurer Alan Priddy to design and build the fastest and most efficient wave-piercing powerboat to circumnavigate the globe, breaking not just the existing 60 days 23 hours 49 minutes powerboat record, but the 45 days 13 hours 42 minutes sailing record. The ultimate goal is the fastest ever surface circumnavigation of the world. "All the way along, we've been at pains to explain that the Company85 Global Challenge powerboat Accomplish More has been designed to be as fuel efficient as possible," says Alan Priddy. "The primary motive behind that is to get the greatest range that we can on one fill of fuel, and thus cut down on time spent in port. But we're also very mindful that we have a range of technologies brought together for the first time in one boat, and that it's very likely that what we achieve with Accomplish More will influence the way boats are built in the future." "While we want to show it's possible to make boats which are less demanding on the earth's resources, we're also very keen to ensure our environmental balance sheet doesn't go into the red. The boat itself is 80% recycled aluminium, and should she ever be scrapped, we calculate over 90% of her will be recyclable. But ultimately we have to look at the process of carbon offsetting - not just contributing money to schemes such as planting sustainable forests, but actually working out very precisely what our carbon emissions will be, and then deciding on appropriate projects to provide the offset." ECOsuperyacht's Richard Franklin says: "We're delighted to be working with the Challenge team on this exciting world record attempt. Our current expectation is to offset 1,000 tonnes of carbon emissions, based on their estimated fuel burn of 200,000 litres, plus practice runs, logistics and ground crew movements. We're working with Alan and the team to keep tabs on all these sources, so that we can get an accurate number at the end of the Challenge. The offsetting will be provided by high quality carbon credits from a range of suitable projects, and of course we'll provide a complete audit trail, as we do for all our clients. We'll also be working with Alan to look at ways of reducing fuel burn and emissions, so the final amount needing to be offset is minimised."ECOsuperyacht Richard Franklin +34 971 577986 <a href="mailto:richard@ecosuperyacht.com?subject=ECOsuperyacht%20on%20SuperYachtTimes.com">richard@ecosuperyacht.com</a> <a target="_blank" href="http://www.ecosuperyacht.com/">www.ecosuperyacht.com</a>

Company85 Global Challenge goes carbon neutral with ECOsuperyacht

ECOsuperyacht is partnering with the Antibes Yacht Show 2012 for the second year running by offsetting all the carbon emissions arising from this year’s event. Last year’s highly successful show, which saw 13,000 visitors attend, was estimated to have generated 350 tonnes of carbon emissions from sources such as shore power for the Yachts attending the show, the show facilities themselves and from the exhibitors and visitors attending the show from all around the World. Petra Malloier, the Show’s organiser says: “We’re very pleased to be partnering again with ECOsuperyacht. We’re confident that this year’s show will be bigger than ever before, so we’re expecting to offset up to 400 tonnes of carbon emissions this year with ECOsuperyacht, in order to ensure that the show remains fully carbon neutral". ECOsuperyacht has worked closely with the show’s organisers to choose carbon credits from projects in the developing world with a high local social and economic benefit, as well as ensuring that the projects chosen for the carbon offsets are properly certified and have a full audit trail. Says ECOsuperyacht Managing Director Richard Franklin: “Petra and Muriel have been enthusiastically involved in choosing their offset projects right from the start. With such a wealth of opportunities to choose from, it’s important to have expert advice in order to ensure that you get the best projects”. Although ECOsuperyacht offers a carbon offsetting service to its clients, it’s an area in which Richard Franklin actually says that he’d like less work: “Carbon offsetting is an important thing to do, but it should always be the last step in a comprehensive energy efficiency programme that focuses on how to get the most from your yacht with the least amount of energy and pollution, before you offset the remaining carbon emissions. Our ECOseas programme offers owners a highly effective way to start enjoying the benefits of improved energy efficiency right from the start, with efficiency savings of 25%-30% possible for many yachts. As the European distributor, ECOsuperyacht recommends Cerion Energy’s DAME award winning GO2 diesel fuel additive as an important part of this programme, as it can offer reductions in fuel consumption of up to 14% without any upfront investment.” A team from ECOsuperyacht will be on hand during the show on stand VPC A 201 to answer your questions about GO2, our ECOseas Programme, SEEMP preparation and of course carbon offsetting. ECOsuperyacht Richard Franklin +34 971 577986 <a href="mailto:richard@ecosuperyacht.com?subject=ECOsuperyacht%20on%20SuperYachtTimes.com">richard@ecosuperyacht.com</a> <a target="_blank" href="http://www.ecosuperyacht.com/">www.ecosuperyacht.com</a>