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OceansLab - Cleantech Accelerator

OceansLab is a venture studio focused on developing cleantech innovations, particularly in hydrogen power, through ocean racing campaigns. They aim to promote zero emissions technology in competitive sailing.

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OceansLab is a pioneering venture studio that combines the thrill of ocean racing with the mission of advancing cleantech solutions. Founded by experienced racer Phil Sharp, who has a track record of over 25 podium finishes and three world speed records, OceansLab is at the forefront of developing innovative technologies like the Hydrogen Power Module. This initiative not only aims to compete in prestigious events such as the Vendee Globe and The Ocean Race but also to showcase the potential of zero emissions technology in the marine industry. Through their unique approach, OceansLab seeks to inspire change and promote sustainable practices in both racing and broader environmental contexts.

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