Nautical Electromobility

We recognize mobility as one of the fundamental needs of communities, important for the development of their activities and as a strategic channel for goods and services. For this reason, we believe in mobility as a transversal axis in the articulation of the social, economic and environmental spheres, especially in rural areas with shortcomings in infrastructure and unsatisfied basic needs. We have identified that in these areas, water (rivers, seas, lagoons) is the space where economic activities, transport of passengers, goods, products and services are carried out. Moreover, it is in many cases the only way to generation of connections

However, the aquatic environment has not been an effective channel and the use of traditional forms of mobility implies, among other things, high fuel prices, negative impacts on the natural environment and the generation of highly complex economic and social scenarios for communities. The transition to renewable energy sources is an excellent solution, but it is especially difficult to achieve in disconnected areas where the lack of basic services (water, energy), low coverage in education and health, make these areas prone to exploitation. excessive resources and simultaneously restrict the possibility of including sustainability in their daily lives. 

Even so, we believe in the transformation of needs into opportunities. Therefore, we want to promote a transformation towards efficient energy consumption in protected areas, independent of fossil fuels, capable of improving the living conditions of these communities. Based on this principle and by evaluating the specific needs of each area, we design a joint strategy for electric mobility in aquatic ecosystems and natural system management, monitoring and surveillance. Ultimately, we foresee solutions that involve the social, economic and environmental components. In this way, we seek to convert these places into productive areas, with communities that thrive and well-preserved ecosystems.