FNM together with AS LABRUNA, will come back to NauticSud (the International Exhibition dedicated to the nautic field / 12-20 February – Mostra d’Oltremare – Naples), presenting a new engine solution for the event.
For our visitors we will show our 13HPEP, 110HP marine engine, 4 cylinder diesel ready to fit to Mercruiser Alpha One stern drive.

“This year we will attend the event with a winning combination. FNM is focusing its attention on the repowering: lots of customers contact our company, asking us the same problem: “My engine is worn out, how can I continue to use my ALPHA ONE stern drive? Our engine “ready to fit” allows you to continue to use your stern drive through its application to a new latest generation common rail turbo diesel engine. And back to sailing at high performance. ” Giorgio Negri, FNM Sales Manager affirm.

The 13HPE engine is also available in an inboard version with inverters at the following powers: 40, 80, 110.

Visit us, we will wait for you at AS LABRUNA booth, hall 10, stand 1022.

FNM 13HPEP ready to fit to Mercruiser Alpha One stern drive.

CMD continues its effort within the eco-sustainability field.

In fact, the company has attended the water test of the boat, that has been equipped with electric powertrain engine in Pozzuoli (Imare Project), supplying the internal combustion engine.

CMD as project manager, has attended with several partners at the event: UMBRA GROUP who supplied the electric engine, VGA Srl the battery pack, and the shipyard NAUTICA SALPA SRL has prepared the boat.

Stay tuned on the next news of Imare Project.

CMD, in collaboration with STEMS (Istituto di Scienze e Tecnologie per l’Energia e la Mobilità Sostenibili) and the Department of Industrial Engineering of University of Naples Federico II has written a new scientific paper on the design and management of an innovative hybrid thermoelectric propulsion system for the nautical field.

It will be published in "Energy Conversion and Management", edited by Elsevier, one of the most important international scientific publishing houses.

The paper, entitled “Model based optimal management of a hybrid propulsion system for leisure boats”, describes through the case study of a leisure boat, which is used for passenger transportation in touristic areas, how the introduction of innovative hybrid solutions has been revolutionary for the sailing and how it has been indispensable for the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions.