Organization:Electric Boat Association
The Electric Boat Association (EBA) is an organisation established in London in 1982. It was the first such national association and is the largest organisation in the world dedicated to electric boats and boating.
History
The Electric Boat Association (EBA)[1] was established in London in 1982 and is the largest organisation in the world dedicated to electric boats and boating. It was the first such national association and has been followed by associations in France,[2] Greece, [3] Norway,[4] Netherlands,[5] Switzerland,[6] Canada[7] and United States[8]
Operations
Governance and organisation
The Electric Boat Association is constituted as a member-led, not-for-profit, unincorporated body.
Aims and activities
The Association aims to promote electric boats and innovation in both engineering, battery technology and charging points. The EBA organises and participates in boat shows and rallies throughout the UK and Europe.
Publications
The EBA members magazine “Electric Boat Interactive” is produced as both a paper magazine and online.
Challenges and records
The Electric Boat Association has in the past promoted and encouraged competitions, challenges and records of speed and distance.
References
- ↑ "Electric Boat Association". Electric Boat Association. 2022-07-17. http://www.electricboatassociation.org/. Retrieved 2023-01-19.
- ↑ Michael Torregrossa. "L'Association Française pour le Bateau Electrique". Bateau-electrique.com. http://www.bateau-electrique.com/. Retrieved 2023-01-19.
- ↑ Gr, Eba (2022-06-23). "The Electric Boat Association of Greece". Eba.gr. http://www.eba.gr/. Retrieved 2023-01-19.
- ↑ "Norsk Elbåtforening". Elbatforeningen.no. 2014-06-20. http://www.elbatforeningen.no/. Retrieved 2023-01-19.
- ↑ "SEFF: Frisian Electric & Hybrid Boating Association". Sefff.frl. http://www.sefff.frl/. Retrieved 2023-01-19.
- ↑ "Swiss Association for Zero Emission Boats". https://www.zeroemissionboat.ch/.
- ↑ "The Electric Boat Association of Canada". http://www.electricboatassociation.ca/.
- ↑ "The Electric Boat Association of America". http://www.electricboats.org/.
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