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In Geneva, the Mobula 8.2 is unveiled before its departure for Malaysia

In the Geneva harbour, our collection catamaran met the Swiss public and media. The first stop of an adventure that continues today in Southeast Asia.

The Mobula 8.2 on Lake Geneva, then The SeaCleaners flag in front of the Geneva water fountain.

The Mobula 8.2 on Lake Geneva, then The SeaCleaners flag in front of the Geneva water fountain.

By The SeaCleaners Swiss team
Published on 25.04.2024
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On 25.04.2024, The SeaCleaners presented the Mobula 8.2 in front of Eaux Vives beach in Geneva. For several days, journalists and visitors were able to discover the vessel and understand how this solution operates in areas where floating waste accumulates.

A boat designed for coastal areas

Designed with the Breton shipyard EFINOR Sea Cleaner, this aluminium catamaran measures approximately 27 feet long by 10 feet wide. It is intended for ports, estuaries, rivers, and coastal areas, where targeted collection can prevent waste dispersion.

Encouraging initial media response

RTS, Blick, Swissinfo, Léman Bleu, ArcInfo, Corriere del Ticino, Radio Lac, and other media outlets covered the presentation. In total, 13 media mentions were recorded in just a few days, giving great visibility to our technological approach and our future Malaysian programme.

In video

The Mobula 8.2 on Lake Geneva, in front of GenevaRTSThe 19h30 report, 25.04.2024

The RTS report is broadcast on the RTS website, in a new tab.

From presentation to results

After its time on Lake Geneva, the Mobula 8.2 reached Kota Kinabalu, where it carried out its first collection in 04/2025. By the end of 09/2026, the crew had removed 9,912 lbs of waste from the bay. A great illustration of the transition from innovation to action.

Sources: Radio Lac, 29.04.2024; Swissinfo, 25.04.2024; Mobula presentation sheet.

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