Tykun's H1 Hydrogen propulsion system, Tai Ping's biodegradable fibre carpets from the Biophilic collection, Deasyl's sustainable fuel, the hydrogen Reformer Fuel Cell systems developed by Sanlorenzo in collaboration with Siemens Energy, and the innovative low-impact design of Silver Yachts' Reduce catamaran are the five winners of the 2025 Blue Wake Awards, the Oscars of sustainability in the superyacht sector.

The awards ceremony was held during the recent Monaco Yacht Show with a gala evening at Le Méridien Beach Plaza welcoming 400 guests, including Monaco officials, exhibitors from the Blue Wake programme, leading sponsors, private clients, and key figures from the yachting industry.

Blue Wake is the Monaco Yacht Show’s initiative to highlight and promote credible, high-impact environmental innovations across the yachting sector. The programme is developed in collaboration with the Water Revolution Foundation and aims to embed sustainability across the full MYS ecosystem — from technology and design to on-board operations and supplier solutions. The winning companies in this edition were recognised for bringing significant solutions to the market in the areas of yacht design, engineering and onboard experience.

"With the Blue Wake Awards, we are sending a clear message: environmental sustainability is not a side topic — it’s becoming central to innovation in yachting", comments Gaëlle Tallarida, Managing Director of the Monaco Yacht Show. "These winners demonstrate how credible, high-impact solutions are already shaping the industry’s future. We also extend our sincere thanks to the members of the jury for their expertise and dedicated time in evaluating and supporting the voting process. Congratulations to all the winners for their outstanding contributions to a more eco-sustainable yachting industry."