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National electric boat competition takes to the water in Portsmouth
TL;DR
The Electric Propulsion Collegiate Boat Competition will take place in Portsmouth from April 14-16, featuring over 350 students racing more than 55 electric boats. The event, sponsored by the Office of Naval Research, aims to promote innovation and maritime careers.
An electric boat competition is coming to Portsmouth.
Promoting Electric Propulsion Collegiate Boat Competition, a free, three-day event featuring high-speed electric boat races, student innovation and hands-on exposure to maritime careers is sponsored by the Office of Naval Research, in partnership with the American Society of Naval Engineers.
PEP26 will be held Tuesday through Thursday, April 14–16, at Portsmouth City Park, 7 Cpl JM Williams Ave., and will bring together more than 350 collegiate engineers from more than 45 universities to race more than 55 electric-powered vessels in the Elizabeth River.
Qualifications will be held Tuesday, manned racing on Wednesday, and unmanned racing on Thursday. Racing starts at 9 a.m. and finishes at 3 p.m.
For more information, visit maritimejobsva.com/pep26.
Q&A
What dates and location is the Electric Propulsion Collegiate Boat Competition being held?
The competition will be held from April 14 to April 16 at Portsmouth City Park, located at 7 Cpl JM Williams Ave.
How many universities and students are participating in the electric boat competition?
More than 45 universities and over 350 collegiate engineers will participate in the event.
