Sunreef Yachts, the world's leading manufacturer of luxury semi-custom catamarans and pioneer of eco-responsible yachting through its construction technologies and its Sunreef ECO range, has just inaugurated the Sunreef Eco Club Fuzhou, a unique initiative in the world of yachts and superyachts.

The inauguration of the Sunreef Eco Club in Fuzhou demonstrates the Polish shipyard's leadership in the manufacture and marketing of eco-responsible yachts and superyachts.

The event, which has generated a lot of buzz in China, took place at the Citychamp Dartong Yacht Club, where the Eco Club will serve as a showroom for presenting and promoting eco-friendly yachting locally.
On this occasion, Nina Lee Boudoul, Asia-Pacific Regional Manager for Sunreef Yachts, presented the vision and mission of the Sunreef Eco Club, highlighting its role in promoting sustainable boating practices in the region.

For Sunreef Yachts, the decision to locate its Sunreef Eco Club in Fuzhou, within the Citychamp Dartong Yacht Club, was the result of careful consideration, but ultimately logical, given its unique location but above all its approach to sustainable development, particularly in actively supporting the development of electric boats.

On the occasion of this exceptional inauguration, Francis Lapp, founding president of Sunreef Yachts, told ActuNautique Yachting Art: "With the Sunreef Eco Club in Fuzhou, we are opening up new possibilities and entering a dynamic and proactive local yachting scene. The region offers an exceptional environment to develop and continue to promote sustainable yachting technologies."

The event was attended by high-profile participants, including the management of Citychamp Dartong Co. and the president of Citychamp Dartong Yachts Club, the president of the China Sports Chamber of Commerce, and world champions Ting Qia (women's volleyball) and Luomeng Ren (women's 800 m swimming).

The successful launch of the Sunreef Eco Club reinforces not only Sunreef Yachts' commitment and leadership in sustainable development, but also its presence in the Chinese sailing industry.