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Feadship delivers 84.2m hybrid superyacht Obsidian

Tuesday, August 1st, 2023

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Feadship has launched its first vessel of 2023, the 84.2m hybrid superyacht Obsidian .

The Dutch shipyard, which specialises in custom superyachts, says Obsidian marks another step closer to the goal of producing ‘carbon-neutral’ superyachts by 2030. The vessel is the first of Feadship’s new generation of large yachts furthering carbon reduction through hulls optimised at cruising speed instead of top speed, weight control, advancements in electric propulsion, and the ability to run engines on non-fossil diesel fuel called HVO (hydrotreated vegetable oil).

Feadship says the yacht’s trials were conducted with the generators running on HVO, which can reduce carbon emissions by 90 per cent compared to yachts operating on fossil fuels.

The brief for the yacht was to be more energy efficient and emit less carbon than Feadship’s previous hybrid superyacht, Savannah , which launched in 2015.

Bram Jongepier, senior designer at Feadship De Voogt Naval Architects , has developed a sustainability index, providing guidance on how all of a yacht’s components and operations contribute to its carbon profile and environmental impact.

Jongepier’s work on these LCAs is now known as YETI, the Yacht Environmental Transparency Index. The algorithms describing the environmental impact of CO2, NOx, particulate matter, shore power, and fuel production have been made freely available by Feadship to the signatories of the Water Revolution Foundation .

This collaboration led to a Joint Industry Project (JIP) under the flag of the Water Revolution Foundation , with 20 major partners in the yachting industry.

The YETI JIP produced a tool which, with data augmented now by other partners like engine manufacturers, predicts the environmental impact of a standardised operational year in the yacht’s lifecycle.

It is therefore estimated that Obsidian will operate with 27 per cent less total environmental impact than a yacht of similar size launched only five years ago if run on fossil fuel, and 60 per cent less when using HVO.

Obsidian has 4.5 times more electrical storage capacity than Savannah . The yacht has no drive shafts and no rudders, preventing added drag. Propulsion and steering are supplied by a pair of Veth contra-rotating thrusters that deliver both functions. Powering it all is a 4.5 MWh battery bank that is charged by four generators — two large and two small, custom, variable speed units. Obsidian should be able to cruise for 35 nm at 10 knots on batteries alone. At anchor, the batteries will provide silent operation for ten to 15 hours.

With around 60 per cent of the yacht’s energy consumed by the ‘hotel load’ (heating, cooling, lighting, entertainment and so on), further fuel savings have been made by peak load shaving and reducing HVAC demand through the computerised management of cooling guest and crew zones.

Obsidian also captures waste heat from the generators and the AC chillers themselves, for repurposing in the HVAC system. “There are so many points of energy savings integrated on this yacht that it is hard to count,” says project manager Mark Jansen.

The yacht has a single-level engine room, which Feadship says gave its designers considerably more freedom in creating the interior layout. It also lends more space for guest accommodation and features a total of seven staterooms. According to Jansen, the volume of this 84-metre yacht is typical of that of 100-metre Feadships.

Both the exterior styling and interior design are by the British firm RWD, in collaboration with Monk Design.

An asymmetrical atrium staircase leads to a lower deck dining saloon with an entire wall that opens to provide a terrace view just 75cm above sea level. Near the stern is an ‘aqua lounge’ where massive windows below water level offer a unique view from the nearby gym. The aqua lounge can also function as a cinema and even a classroom.

A hidden staircase to a study and a sunken lounge on the main deck are two more unexpected interior elements of the hybrid superyacht. But the biggest surprise involves the use of submarine anchors. Eliminating the need for a mooring deck forward allows Obsidian to feature an interior bow observation lounge with double curved glass floor-to-ceiling windows. Access is via a main deck corridor from the guest accommodation area through the tender garage.

In keeping with the carbon reduction theme, both of the yacht’s primary tenders are electric-powered and custom-made by Tenderworks. Four fast charging stations installed by the yard will allow them to be charged in the water or in the tender garage.

Feadship says that, after the sea trials, it turned out that Obsidian was more efficient than originally calculated.

In April, Feadship confirmed it is entering the hydrogen superyacht market. Feadship confirms the yacht — which is already in-build — will house a cryogenic fuel tank, storing liquified hydrogen at around -250°C; being the densest storage method of pure hydrogen. The shipyard says this fuel cell bank will be sufficient to sail at a decent speed while still powering the hotel load in summer conditions.

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Obsidian: Feadship’s first delivery of 2023 raises the bar on carbon reduction

Feadship is another step closer to the goal of producing carbon-neutral superyachts by 2030. The recently built 84.20-metre Obsidian is the first of Feadship’s new generation of large yachts furthering carbon reduction through hulls optimised at cruising speed instead of top speed, weight control, advancements in electric propulsion, and the ability to run engines on non-fossil diesel fuel called HVO. In fact, the yacht's trials were conducted with the generators running on this second-generation biofuel, reducing carbon emissions by 90% compared to yachts operating on fossil fuels.

The brief for the yacht was to be more energy efficient and emit less carbon than Feadship’s ground-breaking hybrid yacht, Savannah , which launched in 2015. Reducing the environmental impact by more than 30% would have been a tall order in any case, but the entire 12-month design period for Obsidian occurred at the height of a global pandemic. With Covid-19 lockdowns, none of the designers, engineers, or other parties were able to collaborate in person.

Working in parallel, Bram Jongepier, Senior Designer at Feadship De Voogt Naval Architects, developed a sustainability index, providing a great deal of guidance on how all of a yacht’s components and operations contribute to its carbon profile and environmental impact.

Reducing CO2 emissions is a top priority, but Feadship goes even further by addressing the overall environmental impact of its vessels. The emissions of nitric oxide and nitrogen dioxide (NOx), particulate matter, hydrocarbons, and the impact of building materials like steel, aluminium, fairing compounds, antifouling, teak, interior finishing, and more, are under scrutiny. This, together with CO2 emissions, is what we call environmental impact, which is calculated using life cycle assessments (LCA).

Yacht Environmental Transparency Index

Jongepier’s work became known as YETI, the Yacht Environmental Transparency Index. Operating on the philosophy that one cannot control what one cannot measure, the algorithms describing the environmental impact of CO2, NOx, particulate matter, shore power, and fuel production have been made freely available by Feadship to the signatories of the Water Revolution Foundation, a yachting industry association dedicated to driving sustainability in the superyacht industry through collaboration and innovation. This led to a Joint Industry Project (JIP) under the flag of the Water Revolution Foundation with twenty major partners in the yachting industry.

The YETI JIP produced a tool which, with data augmented now by other partners like engine manufacturers, predicts the environmental impact of a standardized operational year in the yacht’s lifecycle. Jongepier estimates that YETI effectively captures 90% of the total lifecycle of a yacht and each new build helps gather more data. It is estimated that Obsidian will operate with 27% less total environmental impact than a yacht of similar size launched only five years ago if run on fossil fuel, and 60% less when using HVO.

For Obsidian , the first step was building on innovation from the award-winning Savannah . Using Feadship’s Advanced Electrical Drive (FAED) program for diesel-electric hybrid power, Obsidian has 4.5 times more electrical storage capacity than our first hybrid yacht, Savannah . She has no drive shafts and no rudders, preventing added drag caused by these appendages. Propulsion and steering are supplied by a pair of Veth contra-rotating thrusters that deliver both functions. Veth’s experience with compact units for ships operating on rivers was seen as a perfect fit for a yacht specified for a relatively shallow draft. Feadship and Veth collaborated on computational fluid dynamics (CFD) analysis of the shapes of the drive legs and the propellors to maximize efficiency and minimize vibration, dampening vibration being another key component of the brief.

Powering it all is a 4.5 MWh battery bank that is charged by four generators — two large and two small, custom, variable speed units based on tweaked CatC32 engines with permanent magnet alternators that deliver power as needed. Where Savannah and Lonian – which launched in 2018 – operated on 560 volts, the DC system on Obsidian is a staggering 1,000-volt system because the yacht is fully powered by electricity. A total of 560 battery modules are housed in a special chilled room amidships on the tank deck, revealing another benefit of the hybrid system: The components no longer need to be adjacent. The thrusters are in the best location for steering and water flow, while the generators and their exhaust systems, batteries, and electrical switchboard are located elsewhere for optimal weight distribution and crew access. Obsidian should be able to cruise for 35 nm at 10 knots on batteries alone. At anchor, the batteries will provide silent operation for 10-15 hours.

Fuel savings

Advanced propulsion alone, however, would not result in the level of fuel savings required. When analysing Obsidian using the YETI tool, it revealed that about 60% of the energy consumed goes simply to powering the onboard lifestyle – the air conditioning, heating, hot water, lighting, cooking, entertainment electronics, pools, and laundry service. Reducing the energy needed to provide for the yacht’s “hotel” load became the target.

Several major innovations adapted for Obsidian address these target areas through peak load shaving and reducing HVAC demand through the computerized management of cooling guest and crew zones. But since making and using energy creates heat, capturing unwanted or “waste” heat to be used for other purposes became a key focus. Out of every 100kW of energy created by fossil fuel combustion in a typical internal combustion engine, only 35 to 40% is effective mechanical energy, with the rest being heat, usually discarded overboard with the water-cooling system and in the exhaust gasses. Feadship’s design and engineering team began by developing a much more comprehensive system than simply using generator cooling water to heat a swimming pool, a process that has become standard for many superyacht builders.

Considering that 25% of that "hotel" energy demand is about making heat, everything that needed heat was identified. The largest consumer was air conditioning.

The reason being that to sufficiently dehumidify the surrounding sea air, the HVAC system needs to cool incoming fresh air to about 7 degrees Celsius, but then, to keep the interior from feeling like a meat locker, heating units must warm the air to the desired temperature for each room.

Many points of energy savings

Conventional installations typically reheat with an electric heating element, but Obsidian uses waste heat for that purpose. Not only is waste heat captured from the generators, but also from the AC chillers themselves. This is not just free energy, but it is essentially carbon-free energy because it reuses incidental heat generated by another function. “There are so many points of energy savings integrated on this yacht that it is hard to count,” said Project Manager Mark Jansen.

Urged to explore all avenues, Feadship’s engineers introduced an innovative heat pump system to pull heat from various sources, including ambient sea water. Using a heat pump, which transports thermal energy (heat) from one place to another, is five times more efficient than simply making heat with a regular electrical heating coil, according to Jongepier.

An onboard computer system helps to choose seamlessly the appropriate combination of sources. This translates into the following operational modes:

• In harbour at normal sea temperatures plugged into shore power: Heat is provided by AC compressor waste heat, augmented by the heat pump if necessary.
• At anchor at normal sea temperature, operating on battery power: Heat provided by AC compressor waste heat, augmented by heat pump if necessary.
• Sailing, at anchor or in harbour at normal sea temperature with generators in operation: All necessary heat provided by generator waste heat.

Because the path to carbon-neutral superyachts goes far beyond a single solution, Obsidian also involved fresh approaches to the hull form. De Voogt’s naval architects created the low, slim hull, optimized at cruising speed using computational fluid dynamics (CFD) with the final form being made into a model tested in a towing tank. Complex engineering for balance and weight reduction includes new applications for carbon fibre. The louvered aft deck overhangs, for example, are all carbon fibre attached to the aluminium superstructure and require no support pillars. This weight benefit also offered new deck layout possibilities.

For the first time in many years, Feadship is delivering a yacht with a single level engine room, which gave her designers considerably more freedom in creating the interior layout. It also lends more space for guest accommodation and features a total of seven staterooms. According to Jansen, the volume of this 84-metre yacht is typical of that on 100-metre Feadships.

The layout is just as bold and modern as the exterior profile would suggest. Both the exterior styling and interior design are by the British firm RWD, in collaboration with MONK Design.

There are surprising destination spaces such as an asymmetrical atrium staircase leading to a lower deck dining saloon with an entire wall that opens to provide a terrace view just 75 cm above sea level.

Near the stern is an Aqua Lounge where massive windows below water level offer a unique view from the nearby gym. The Aqua Lounge can also function as a cinema and even a classroom.

From decks to the interior, the design leitmotif is all about surprise – most of the corridors and many of the rooms, as well as all of the al fresco living spaces, are not oriented on a fore and aft or athwartships axis. In fact, except for staterooms, none of the interior rooms have any 90-degree angles. A hidden staircase to a study and a sunken lounge on the main deck are just two more of the unexpected interior elements. But the biggest surprise involves the use of submarine anchors. Eliminating the need for a mooring deck forward allows Obsidian to feature a fantastic interior bow observation lounge with double curved glass floor-to-ceiling windows. Access is via a main deck corridor from the guest accommodation area through the tender garage to this hidden gem.

In keeping with the carbon reduction theme, both of the yacht’s primary tenders are electric-powered and custom made by Tenderworks. Four fast charging stations installed by the yard will allow them to be charged in the water or in the tender garage.

After the sea trials it turned out that Obsidian is even more efficient than previously calculated.

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ICON Yachts reveal new 84m superyacht under construction

ICON Yachts has officially revealed their latest 84-metre superyacht under construction in the Netherlands: the ICON280. The secretive project designed by world-renowned designer Tim Heywood is now listed on the market, presenting a unique opportunity for potential owners to obtain a yacht of this size and pedigree.

With progress well underway at ICON Yachts’ facilities in Harlingen, the Dutch shipyard has revealed the first details of the impressive new 84-metre superyacht ICON280. Owners are presented with a unique opportunity to take delivery just 24 months following the signing. Not only does this offer the rare chance to take delivery of an 80+ meter vessel of Dutch Pedigree in substantially less time than usual, but also allows owners a rare opportunity to customize the interior design to complement their individual tastes perfectly.

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Just a handful of ICON 280’s reasons to appeal to that most discerning of an owner is a wide array of features to suit any aspect of yacht life. From exploring hidden coves and isolated beaches with the yacht’s selection of tenders and toys to unwinding in the onboard hammam and sauna before slipping into the 8-person Jacuzzi on the sun deck.

Exterior designer, Tim Heywood, comments on the development of the iconic design, which saw the design grow by 8-metres overall as the project progressed. “The construction of such a yacht is an increadible team effort, under the guiding baton of  the client. The enthusiasm shown by all at ICON has been rewarded by a truly remarkable achievement.  The more developed design now boasting a touch-and-go Heli Deck and larger infinity pool aft, all benefiting from naval architecture by Van Oossanen, and the experienced engineering input and superb covered building facilities of the ICON yard in northern Holland The ICON280 is a yacht of the very best quality, ready to sail anywhere in the world.”

The ICON 280 is listed at an attractive price which is available upon application. Delivery is scheduled for late Spring/Summer 2020. More information and images will be revealed soon.

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Incredible time-lapse video shows the build of brand new 87m Feadship superyacht LONIAN

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By Oliver Pearson   16 July 2018

Released by Feadship earlier today, a time-lapse video showing the 87m/285ft motor yacht LONIAN going from construction through to delivery is simply breathtaking.

From her beginnings at the Scheepswerf Slob facility in Merwede to the final touches conducted at Feadship’s De Vries facility, the journey of the brand new Feadship superyacht LONIAN has been expertly captured on film.

In the never before seen footage, the viewer is able to obtain a first hand look at the various stages of constructions that led to the completion of what is certain to be an iconic superyacht.

Giving a real sense of her incredible proportions, the film gets up and close and personal to her various spaces, and concludes with some stunning shots of her sleek midnight navy hull.

Enjoying a technical launch in June of 2017, superyacht LONIAN is unquestionably one of the most anticipated yachts from the legendary yard.

With a total of four decks on offer to her owner, it has been reported that she features a helipad, Jacuzzi, swimming pool, and a even a dedicated tender garage to make getting to and from the vessel a complete joy.

Equipped with all of the most desirable features, and boasting the unrivalled Feadship pedigree, the privately owned superyacht LONIAN is an exceptional delivery from the Dutch masters

With an exterior designed by the fellow Dutch powerhouse Sinot Yacht Design, LONIAN boasts what can only be described as a timelessly elegant silhouette.

As more images and information becomes available regarding this stunning superyacht, YachtCharterFleet will be sure to keep readers fully up to date.

Whilst M/Y LONIAN is not expected to become available for charter, be sure to take a look at all of the Feadship yachts for rent .

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ISA Yachts 65m Classic superyacht Resilience hits the water

The 65 metre ISA  Classic superyacht now named Resilience has hit the water for the first time in Italy and is due to debut at the 2021 Monaco Yacht Show. 

Speaking about the project, Palumbo Superyachts chief executive Giuseppe Palumbo said: " Resilience is a project in which we have invested a lot and which fills us with enormous pride. 

"I thank the owner and his family who have given us their trust and who, by christening their yacht with this name, have expressed a feeling that has seen us all united and resilient against the pandemic."

Sold in 2017, the yacht features exterior design by  Enrico Gobbi of Team for Design , who has previously worked with the shipyard on a number of other projects.

Key features include a classic profile and innovative stern door aft that folds down to sea level. Combined with two side-opening transom doors, the beach club is extended into a 180 square metre area.

Decorated in shades of cobalt blue on metallic and lacquered surfaces, the beach club is accessed from an external staircase, internal staircase and transparent glass corridor that leads to the lower deck lobby and guest cabins.

The 1,400GT interior features six guest cabins, as well as a seventh convertible cabin. The full beam owner's suite is located forward of the main deck.

Other highlights include two swimming pools, a gym, a massage room with sea views, a Turkish bath, an outdoor cinema room, two Jetskis and two tenders.

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