Evene drives ecodesign forward with industry-leading life cycle assessments

Evene Tenders is pleased to announce that it has completed a comprehensive life cycle assessment (LCA) of the Origin Series – their most luxurious and environmentally responsible tenders to date.

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This milestone highlights Evene’s commitment to transparency and sustainability, setting new standards for eco-design by rigorously measuring and reducing the environmental impact of its vessels.

As a sister brand to industry leader Williams Jet Tenders, Evene Tenders is setting a new benchmark in eco-conscious design, rooted in sustainability, innovation, and superior craftsmanship.

Evene’s mission is clear: to build better boats using better techniques and better materials, all while respecting the ocean and its future. This bold direction is underpinned by Evene’s proprietary six-point assessment framework and ISO14044-compliant life cycle assessment (LCA) methodology, developed in partnership with MarineShift360.

All materials and processes used have passed Evene’s rigorous criteria for carbon impact, financial viability, manufacturability, ethical sourcing, and in-use suitability. Through rigorous testing and sustainable innovation, the assessment has achieved measurable carbon footprint reductions across multiple key technologies:

• Eco-upholstery backing made from 100% recycled PET bottles reduces CO₂ emissions by up to 12.5kg/m and diverts 6.2kg of landfill waste per metre. [2]

• Cork decking offers up to 129% CO₂e reduction over synthetic teak, while being lighter and naturally regenerative. [4]

• Recycled PET foam core outperforms traditional PVC core, reducing CO2 emissions by up to 32%. [3]

• Efficient hull designs, developed in partnership with Petestep, lower fuel consumption by up to 15% compared to conventional fast planing hulls at cruising speeds due to less resistance. [1]

• HVO 100 (Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil) integration results in up to 97% lower net CO₂ emissions compared to standard diesel*. [5]

The Origin Series has been meticulously assessed:

• The Origin 57 tender emits 17,840 kg CO₂ over its production life — comparable to the annual energy use of seven homes. [6]

• The Origin 71 emits 20,040 kg CO₂ — eight homes’ worth of energy usage.