15 000 m2
surface cleaning capacity per hour
Area of the Mobula's Mission :
Our missions in Bali
Actions in Benoa Marina, Bali – 2nd semester 2023
The SeaCleaners and Bali Marine Service join forces against plastic pollution in the Bali area!
MAPP Indonesia
program
The MAPP (Mobula against Plastic Pollution) is a global programme to battle plastic pollution
Working with local authorities, associations and entrepreneurs, The SeaCleaners completes the curative action of the Mobula 8 with a comprehensive field project:
- Waste Collection
- Waste management
- Awareness raising and training of local communities
- Technical assistance to improve the value chain
- Recherche scientifiqueFor more information
Working with local authorities, associations and entrepreneurs, The SeaCleaners completes the curative action of the Mobula 8 with a comprehensive field project:
- Waste Collection
- Waste management
- Awareness raising and training of local communities
- Technical assistance to improve the value chain
- Recherche scientifique
For more information
Download the MAPP Programme booklet
The Mobula 8, a multi-collector boat
against ocean pollution
Mobula 8, a versatile and innovative multi-purpose boat for calm waters
- The Mobula 8 is a boat designed as an autonomous station for waste recovery and cleaning of polluted areas.
- capable of collecting both floating macro-waste for pollution control purposes and micro-waste for scientific purposes, as well as hydrocarbons.
- Dedicated to cleaning operations in calm and protected waters - port areas, lake areas, mangroves, rivers, canals and at sea up to 5 miles from the coast.
- A partnership between The SeaCleaners and the specialized company EFINOR SEA CLEANER.
40 cm
cleaning capacity below the surface
4 m
collection range
8 m3
solid waste capacity storage
9,20 m
full length
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Stop the pollution upstream
Limit the influx of microplastics
Collect recoverable waste
Why remove waste in rivers?
Because the fight against plastic at sea starts on land, in the rivers
Rivers are major pathways for plastic waste to reach the ocean. 80% of plastic pollution found at sea comes from land. It is progressively transported to the oceans by rivers, rainwater pipes and sewers.
According to a study published in 2021, about 1,000 rivers account for 80% of riverine plastic emissions to the ocean globally.
Because collecting waste in rivers means reducing microplastics in the oceans
Samples taken around the world show that microplastics (less than 5 mm) are omnipresent in rivers. The fragmentation of plastic waste into small particles therefore begins upstream of the oceans, in rivers and streams. It is an invisible stream of pollution that is particularly harmful to biodiversity that flows into the oceans. The earlier we collect waste, before it degrades, the more we can limit the influx of microplastics.
Because, in rivers, waste is concentrated and more easily collectable
Less degraded by sea water and UV rays than marine waste, it is more easily recovered, whether in material or energy recovery. From the collection of waste in calm inland waters, thanks to the Mobula 8, we can help develop projects that are part of a circular economy model at local level and create jobs.
The Mobula 8 's logbook
Our partners in Indonesia
The SeaCleaners works in partnership with local authorities, associations and entrepreneurs
Corporate Partners
Scientific & Technological Partners
Field partners
Awareness partners
Ministry of Maritime Sovereignty and Energy coordinating maritime affairs and investments of the Republic of Indonesia (Kemenko Marves) Kemenko marves is one of our most valuable
support in Indonesia.
CLS, a subsidiary of CNES and CNP, is an international company that has been pioneering Earth observation and monitoring solutions since 1986. Its vision is to imagine and deploy innovative solutions to understand and protect our planet, and manage its resources sustainably. Today, CLS has diversified and works daily in 5 strategic business sectors: Environmental and Climate Monitoring, Sustainable Fisheries Management, Maritime Safety, Fleet Management, Energy, Mining and Infrastructure.
As part of its partnership with The SeaCleaners, CLS is making available the results of studies on modeling the drift of marine plastic waste in Indonesian waters, as well as its expertise in locating polluted marine areas in Indonesia, in preparation for the MANTA scientific missions.
EFINOR SEA CLEANER specializes in the design, manufacture and marketing of multi-service depollution vessels featuring unique and innovative patented technology.
Valorplast is a pioneer in the recycling of household plastic packaging.
Partnership between TSC and Peduli Alam to promote waste management activities in Amed, Bali, Indonesia
The main objective of this project is to help local communities in a rural area to improve waste management.
Peduli Alam in Amed has been developing waste management projects since 2008 (collecting garbage cans, sorting recyclable materials, sending residual waste to landfill, handicrafts, awareness-raising). The SeaCleaners will provide financial and technical support for projects already underway. The project will continue to be implemented by the Peduli Alam association, which works closely with the local authorities.
Bali Marine Service is our operational partner and port agent. This company assists The SeaCleaners with all the formalities required for the Mobula 8 to operate in Indonesia, such as managing the local crew and facilitating all our port procedures with the Harbour Master (KSOP), Pelindo and customs. It is also behind our partnership with BaliFiberGlass, the local shipyard that manages the dry storage of the boat, the preparation work and the launch of Mobula 8.
From the 1st quarter of 2023, the Mobula 8 will be collecting floating waste in identified rivers and coastal areas.
Indonesia’s 13th No. 1 international event for waste treatment technologies and solutions will be held from August 30 to September 1, 2023, at Jakarta International Expo (JIExpo) Kemayoran, Jakarta, Indonesia. This exhibition and forum will bring together leading professionals from the wastewater, wastewater treatment, waste, renewable energy, safety, firex and smart city industries.
Indo Waste provides an opportunity to reach out and meet professional industries and bring together businesses, the waste industry, trade associations, government agencies, communities, universities and the media. The Indo Waste 2023 Expo & Forum, which is expected to attract over 15,000 visitors, will be held alongside the Indo Water, Indo Renergy, Indo Security, Indo Firex and Indonesia International Smart City 2023 Expo & Forum.
This event aims to facilitate, connect and network activities in sectors supporting waste management, clean water systems and technology. It is also about business-to-business (B2B) and business-to-government (B2G) activities.
500 participants from 30 countries, including pavilions from China, Germany, the Netherlands, Singapore, South Korea and Taiwan, will gather at the Indo Waste 2023 exhibition and forum. Plan to attend and visit www.indowaste.com for more information.
