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Welcome to our floating electric boat fair!

Experience the future of boating at one of Sweden's first floating exhibitions featuring only electric boats and electric watercraft!

Now you have the chance to explore the latest technology in electric boats. Meet leading electric boat manufacturers, ask your questions directly to the experts, and best of all – take a test ride and experience some of the most innovative boat models in their true element - on the water!

Here's what you can look forward to:

🔹 Meet some of the industry's leading players – Ask your questions directly to the experts.
🔹 Test drive electric boats & other electric watercraft – Experience quiet and sustainable boat trips for real!
🔹 Get inspired and network – Learn about future visions for electric boating.
🔹 How does charging work? Isn't it complicated? How far can you go? You'll find the answers at the fair!
🔹 On land, you can stroll around among the exhibitors, discover new products and be inspired.

Enjoy delicious food and drinks from Restaurang Provianten, which offers both indoor and outdoor dining right by the water. There are also cafes, shops and convenient facilities directly adjacent to the event.

A weekend full of experiences in the heart of Gothenburg!
There is a lot happening in the city during these days! Take the opportunity to combine your visit with the international conference EVS38 at Svenska Mässan - a world-leading gathering place for electric vehicles.


See you at Gothenburg guest harbour, Lilla bommen!

Photo byEric WardonUnsplash

Would you like to be a part of the exhibition?

Leo Ekbom, projectmanager of the boatfair, leo.ekbom@brandtbat.se

Ståle Almenning, stale@innoventi.no

👉 EXHIBITOR INFORMATION

The fair is organized by the go:LEIF project

Contact:

Peter Berg, peter.berg@innovatum.se

Madeleine Lilja, madeleine.lilja@businessregion.se

About boat charging
Boat charging is relatively new but in many ways it is similar to how we charge electric cars. Charging can be done with high power (fast charging), normal power or with low power (“overnight charging”). Charging can be done from dedicated chargers, shore power outlets and industrial outlets of various kinds, both in home ports and guest ports, but also along quays and piers in other places.

About go:LEIF
Electrification of boating as part of social change is of great importance to several actors, both municipalities, energy companies and marinas. The go:LEIF project (Green transition with charging, electrification and infrastructure for recreational boats) aims for the Skagerrak region to be a pioneer in the transition and at the same time strengthen and develop the regional business community in the sector. This will be done by increasing knowledge and interest among key target groups and testing and demonstrating charging infrastructure. There is much to gain here, not only from being part of the climate transition but also from quietly and peacefully experiencing nature in our shared archipelago.