The most polluting motors on the planet are the two stroke internal combustion engines. It is estimated that the pollution, produced by a two stroke jetski for one hour is equivalent to 15,000 miles SUV drive. The noise pollution produced by jetskis has resulted in banning them from many waterways. So you can see how much they contribute towards environmental problems.
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World’s First
Looking at all these problems, Eco WaterCraft, America’s first personal watercraft corporation has developed a new environmental friendly electric jetski, which reaches speeds of 50 mph (80 Km/h). The additional benefit of using this is a battery that can last for three hours, which makes you enjoy a silent ride from the unspecified battery pack.
It has achieved a milestone of becoming the world’s first zero-emission jetski. It seems the company is still progressing to achieve other milestones.
As Eco Mission puts it,
EcoWatercraft will be the first American personal watercraft corporation. Additionally, we will be the first all electric personal watercraft manufacturer. We will employ Americans to build our ECO’s in a facility that is 100% powered from renewable sources of energy.
This sounds good, isn’t it? If the price of the electric jetski is affordable, waterways everywhere will shortly be quieter and cleaner to ride.
Via: CleanTechnica
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