VoltSafe Inc. is thrilled to announce it won a Soundings Trade Only Most Innovative Marine Company Award on Day 2 at IBEX (International BoatBuilders’ Exhibition & Conference). This annual awards celebration recognizes companies at the forefront of shaping the marine industry’s future. VoltSafe finished in eighth place amongst a very impressive Top 10 list of multi-billion dollar companies.

VoltSafe’s mission is to create simple and safe access to high voltage power while effectively managing demand and usage. The team knew from day one that the technology would have a tremendous positive social, economic, and environmental impact.

VoltSafe Marine offers a cost efficient solution to support electrification and growth of the blue economy.

The unique environment of marinas exposes them to many risks which translates into substantial financial liabilities for marina owners. VoltSafe Marine can assist in reducing many of the risks associated with shore power hazards.

VoltSafe Inc. is excited to announce it is one of a handful of select Canadian companies invited to engage in one of Canada’s Ocean Supercluster projects: the Canadian Electric Propulsion Acceleration Coalition (CEPAC).

The danger lurking within marinas isn't the water itself but an invisible threat, concealed beneath the surface. No it’s not Loch Ness or a 25 feet Great White shark. In fact, it is something that cannot be seen with the naked eye but is felt instantaneously upon entering the water. It's the leakage of alternating current (AC) into the water. With numerous boats moored side by side, many of which might not meet safety standards, along with aging, improperly installed, or modified dock equipment, there are ample opportunities for current leakage to manifest.

VoltSafe Inc. is pleased to announce it has graduated from The Oceans Stream at CDL-Atlantic in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada – the forefront of Canada’s Ocean industry. VoltSafe received an invitation to join the Oceans Stream at CDL-Atlantic last September.

VoltSafe Marine Leads the Charge in Revolutionizing Electrical Safety Standards for Marinas

VoltSafe returned to California in early May to meet with the San Diego Port Authority and to participate in IGNITE 22, hosted by Braid Theory. This event, held at AltaSea at the Port of Los Angeles, is where entrepreneurs, innovators, and future thinkers come together to network & explore the bluetech industry and we were in the heart of it with our marine shore power solution.