
Sustainability Commitment
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Explora Journeys holds the seas and oceans that sustain our planet in the very highest regard
This innate respect is why Explora Journeys – in partnership with Italian shipbuilder, Fincantieri – is committed to crafting the vessels of tomorrow, utilising the very latest in environmentally supportive technologies whilst being primed to adapt to alternative energy solutions as they become available.
Explora Journeys commits to developing groundbreaking technologies that will help create a more positive future, for both our generation and those to come.
Our fleet design incorporates provision for battery storage allowing future hybrid power generation, as well as the latest selective catalytic reduction (SCR) technology, enabling a reduction of nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions by 90%.
Single-use plastics are never used onboard, nor are they offered during land-based experiences - a dedication to leaving a positive impression on the places and people visited.
EXPLORA I & EXPLORA II
Environmental Supporting Features
- Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) System
- High-efficiency and energy-saving appliances
- RINA Dolphin-certified for reduced underwater noise
- Led lighting, high-efficiency appliances
- Baltic standard advanced wastewater treatment system
- Ballast water treatment system (USCD approved)
- Shore-to-ship power
- State of the art recycling and solid waste management
- Anti-fouling paint
- Innovative hull design and optimised hydrodynamics
- Trim optimisation software
- Smart heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems (HVAC)
Environmental Technologies
EXPLORA III and beyond are powered by LNG but always looking to the future. This includes a project which is examining the capability of a large fuel cell transforming LNG into hydrogen onboard EXPLORA VI, which would significantly reduce emissions. EXPLORA V will be built to allow for a potential retrofit of this technology in the future. EXPLORA VI, however, will be delivered with a fuel cell and hydrogen system on board.
