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The boat that has traveled from Finland to Spain using only solar panels

El Periódico Mediterráneo - General8 September 2026 at 06:55

The Helios 11 boat traveled thousands of kilometers from Finland to Spain powered exclusively by solar energy. This vessel stands out for its unusual appearance, far from the glamorous lines that can be observed in Spanish sports ports during the summer.

The boat operates only with an electric motor powered by solar energy, without the use of sails or fossil fuels. This technology represents, according to the article, the future of sustainable navigation.

The Helios 11 demonstrates that it is possible to make long-distance crossings using only solar panels as an energy source, paving the way for a more ecological alternative in the nautical sector.

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