global yacht service limited

• Equipment and Services
• Manufacturers

Solutions to Impossible Problems Since 1994

We’re Here When You Need Us

Over 20,000 Parts in Stock

We Can Provide Virtually Anything to Anywhere

Equipment and Services

Service, knowledge and supply our sales staff is the most knowledgeable you’ll find anywhere. we know what the product is, how to use it, and where to find it. from our special orders desks, we’ll find the most elusive marine parts. we have a large network of distributors and manufacturers where we can place any marine order, from abrasives to zinc. another special service we offer is delivery to local hotels, marinas and airports world wide..

See Equipment & Services

Our related companies have over 50 years of experience in servicing the needs of premier yachts all over the world. With over 20,000 products in stock, plus our highly experienced purchasing staff’s ability to source special order items, we can truly claim “ We are the world’s largest single source for all your yachting needs .” One stop shopping with prompt and reliable service is a proven asset to our customers. When you add this to controlled overhead expenses we can offer highly competitive discounted prices.

View Manufacturers

3 Easy Ways to Order

1.) call us direct to speak with a sales associate:  1+954-532-0550 ., 2.) fax your order to 1+954-532-0551 .       include name, address, daytime phone number, product description, part number and preferred method of payment., 3.)  email us.

Place Your Order

"Absolutely brilliant! Mike at Global Yacht Services was recommended to me when I was stuck in one of those typical yachting dilemmas when you need something totally random resolved almost immediately but nobody in the ‘real world’ seems to understand the urgency. Thank you so much for getting me out of that spot of bother when it was mid-season and everything was starting to seem a little too much!" − Lucy Simmonds, Chief Stewardess M/Y Mirage

"I have had a long and fruitful relationship with Mike and his team at Global. Not only does Mike look after us when we are in the US or Caribbean, but also supplies us when we are in Europe, more often than not with more competitive prices than his European counterparts. Mike gives the personal touch to his business and nothing is too much trouble. He will often just pop down to the boat on his way somewhere else to make sure all is well and to find out if there is anything we need. I consider Mike to be a friend and we always go out for dinner or go on a little adventure whenever we are in town." − Captain Richard Humphreys, S/Y Salute

"I have been working with Mike at Global Yacht Services for many years now on a variety of yachts and am grateful for his consistent professional and personal service. Whether it was a refrigerator being delivered half way across the world or a last minute one of a kind part being personally delivered to the yacht on a Sunday night in Florida, Mike and Global Yacht Services are constantly on the ball. I find it liberating working with a company that considers customer service it’s number 1 priority rather than being lost in a crowd. Keep up the great work Mike…" − Mike O'Neill, Captain, Yacht Penny Mae

"The best endorsement I can give for Global Yacht Services is they are yet to disappoint. Mike has consistently delivered on his promises in the most effective and efficient manner; and has got our fleet out of some interesting situations, and with a smile all the way. Keep up the good work Mike and thanks for years of support...." − Andrew Cosgreave, fleet captain

Navigation:

Global yacht services.

• 2790 NE 19th Ave.
• Lighthouse Point, FL 33064
• Office: 954-532-0550
• Mobile: 954-540-7203
• www.GlobalYachtServices.com

Worldwide Sailing Weather

© 2024 Global Yacht Services - Worldwide Supplier of Yacht Equipment and Services.

Global Yacht Services Ltd

• +852 92537377
• [email protected]

Company Profile

Global Yacht Services

Global Yacht Services, specialises in the management, registration and compliance and consultation for bespoke projects for any sized yachts. Founded in 2020 Global Yacht Services is a company of ‘doers’ according to the Managing Director Brian Tse. “ There is no job is too big or too small and our sole focus is to help owners enjoy the pleasures of yachting in a legal, safe and efficient manner.” The company’s scope of services includes: Accounting Crew Management, Yacht Registration and Compliance Technical Management, Trip Planning, Yacht Agency, Consultation for bespoke projects … etc.

Contact: Bryan Tse Managing Director

Phone +852 9253 7277

Email: [email protected]

Address: Unit 2318 23F 44 Heung Yip Road, Wong Chuk Hang, Hong Kong

• Yacht Services

Superyacht Supply

Commercial marine supply, about global services.

From our offices in the UK, The Netherlands & Palma, we supply a huge range of items to the superyacht, commercial shipping and cruise line industries. To name just a few, these items consist of tools, spare parts, equipment and consumables.

We work closely with crew and management across all departments on-board to ensure a vessels service can run without interruption. The scope of this service has extended with additional ancillary services offered such as storage solutions, mobile phone plans, inventory management and logistical support.

Making your life simple

The service we offer eliminates the time consuming burden of procurement from your day-to-day duties, so you can focus on other jobs at hand. Our positive and proactive team work tirelessly behind the scenes to ensure the items you request are quoted at the most competitive price, securely packed and shipped to you on-time. We take care of supplier ordering, bespoke reporting, payments, packing & handling and so much more, resulting in you not having to worry about the jobs behind the scenes.

Many of our team of 40 are ex crew, so we understand the running of the vessel and life-cycle of various products. We have been making life simple for our customers for 25 years, and continue to make purchasing on-board easier for you.

What we offer

• Dedicated Account Manager - Your very own point of contact
• Competitive Pricing - Strong buying power & discounts passed on
• Real Time Reporting - Check the status of any order from any department
• Packing & Handling - Items packed into storage boxes ready for stowage
• Global Purchasing System - Our bespoke software is built to maximise efficiency
• Consultancy Service - Experienced team members can come and identify your requirements
• Part Numbers - We always use manufacturer part numbers for identification and recording ease
• Zero Rated VAT - Good supplied at zero rate, subject to conditions
• Onsite Inventory Service - We can gather data and record images of all your equipment
• Barcoding & Data Management - Unique barcodes for every item along with planned maintenance system integration
• Long Term Storage Facility - Storage solutions in our clean, dry & secure facility
• Storage Space - Inside bays & outside racking available
• Logistical Support - We prepare air freight, containers and road freight shipping
• Local Deliveries Hand Delivered - We'll deliver it ourselves if we can to save time & cost

Design is awesome & very simple to navigate.

Massive time saver when needing a price, quickly!

Really like the setup, features & ideas!

Thanks for the very quick response. Always appreciated.

Cushions arrived yesterday. Thank you for the prompt service, they look great!

Our first officer speaks highly of your services and we are thankful for all the help.

All parts received and all good. Impellers were perfect!

Been a pleasure working with you over the years. Always very professional.

There is no way this could have been better controlled or managed than the way you worked.

That is extremely kind. I look forward to working with Global in the near future.

Thank you very much for sourcing this for us - you are a star!

Just wanted to pass on my thanks. We hugely appreciate your efforts in the short time frame we had.

Thanks, for the quote and always finding these weird and wonderful things for me.

As always, thanks mate. Global, and you, by far still the best out there!

Thank you, you must keep most of the superyachts in this world running.

You’re a legend for getting that price down, excellent work!

O-rings onboard, thanks for your time and attention on this. Small part, but critical to the operation.

Our never ending product range

We source from a pool of 9,000 suppliers ordering as many as 334,038 items a year for our customers. We carefully choose suppliers based on reliability, lead-times and pricing, ensuring your requested items arrive on-time & on-budget. Where possible, we order direct with the manufacturer and consolidate orders, resulting in further discounted pricing, which we pass straight onto you.

We supply items for all departments on-board, including Engineering , Deck , Galley & Interior .

Products we supply

We can source anything from a teaspoon to a main engine. Call us on +44 (0) 1392 354 300, or email us at [email protected] , and we’ll do the rest.

Our 2023 Christmas Opening Hours!

We've attended some incredible events in 2023!

2023 for Our Commercial Team!

Create an account

Create a free IEA account to download our reports or subcribe to a paid service.

Major growth of clean energy limited the rise in global emissions in 2023

News 01 March 2024

Global energy-related CO2 emissions increased as exceptional droughts hit hydropower, but rise was lower than in 2022 thanks to expansion of technologies such as solar, wind & EVs

Global energy-related carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions rose less strongly in 2023 than the year before even as total energy demand growth accelerated, new IEA analysis shows, with continued expansion of solar PV, wind, nuclear power and electric cars helping the world avoid greater use of fossil fuels. Without clean energy technologies, the global increase in CO2 emissions in the last five years would have been three times larger.

Emissions increased by 410 million tonnes, or 1.1%, in 2023 – compared with a rise of 490 million tonnes the year before – taking them to a record level of 37.4 billion tonnes. An exceptional shortfall in hydropower due to extreme droughts – in China, the United States and several other economies – resulted in over 40% of the rise in emissions in 2023 as countries turned largely to fossil fuel alternatives to plug the gap. Had it not been for the unusually low hydropower output, global CO2 emissions from electricity generation would have declined last year, making the overall rise in energy-related emissions significantly smaller.

The new findings come from the IEA’s annual update on global energy-related CO2 emissions – and the inaugural edition of a new series, the Clean Energy Market Monitor , which provides timely tracking of clean energy deployment for a select group of technologies and outlines the implications for global energy markets more broadly.

Advanced economies saw a record fall in their CO2 emissions in 2023 even as their GDP grew. Their emissions dropped to a 50-year low while coal demand fell back to levels not seen since the early 1900s. The decline in advanced economies’ emissions was driven by a combination of strong renewables deployment, coal-to-gas switching, energy efficiency improvements and softer industrial production. Last year was the first in which at least half of electricity generation in advanced economies came from low-emissions sources like renewables and nuclear.

“The clean energy transition has undergone a series of stress tests in the last five years – and it has demonstrated its resilience,” said IEA Executive Director Fatih Birol . “A pandemic, an energy crisis and geopolitical instability all had the potential to derail efforts to build cleaner and more secure energy systems. Instead, we’ve seen the opposite in many economies. The clean energy transition is continuing apace and reining in emissions – even with global energy demand growing more strongly in 2023 than in 2022. The commitments made by nearly 200 countries at COP28 in Dubai in December show what the world needs to do to put emissions on a downward trajectory. Most importantly, we need far greater efforts to enable emerging and developing economies to ramp up clean energy investment.”

From 2019 to 2023, growth in clean energy was twice as large as that of fossil fuels. The new IEA analysis shows that the deployment of clean energy technologies in the past five years has substantially limited increases in demand for fossil fuels, providing the opportunity to accelerate the transition away from them this decade.

The deployment of wind and solar PV in electricity systems worldwide since 2019 has been sufficient to avoid an amount of annual coal consumption equivalent to that of India and Indonesia’s electricity sectors combined – and to dent annual natural gas demand by an amount equivalent to Russia’s pre-war natural gas exports to the European Union. The growing number of electric cars on the roads, accounting for one-in-five new car sales globally in 2023, also played a significant role in keeping oil demand (in terms of energy content) from rising above pre-pandemic levels.

The Clean Energy Market Monitor shows that clean energy deployment remains overly concentrated in advanced economies and China, highlighting the need for greater international efforts to increase clean energy investment and deployment in emerging and developing economies. In 2023, advanced economies and China accounted for 90% of new solar PV and wind power plants globally, and 95% of sales of electric vehicles. Not all clean energy technologies progressed in 2023. Heat pump sales fell marginally as squeezed consumers held back on purchases of big-ticket items, highlighting the importance of continued policy support for equitable transitions.

China’s deployment of clean energy technology continued to surge ahead as it added as much solar PV capacity in 2023 than the entire world did in 2022. However, a historically bad year for hydropower output and the continued reopening of its economy after the pandemic drove up China’s emissions, which grew by around 565 million tonnes in 2023.

In India, strong GDP growth drove up emissions by around 190 million tonnes in 2023. A weaker than normal monsoon increased demand for electricity and cut hydropower production, accounting for a quarter of the increase in India’s total emissions. Per capita emissions in India still remain far below the world average.

The global CO2 emissions numbers in the report are based on the IEA’s detailed region-by-region and fuel-by-fuel analysis, drawing on the latest official national data and publicly available energy, economic and weather data. Sources include the latest monthly data submissions to the IEA Energy Data Centre, real-time data from power system operators across the world, statistical releases from national administrations, and recent data from the IEA Market Report series. The CO2 report covers CO2 emissions from all energy combustion and industrial processes. Data on clean technology deployment comes from the latest available national sources supplemented by data from industry associations. Oil demand refers to total energy supply from crude oil and oil products converted into energy terms using product specific conversion factors. It excludes biofuels.

Read the report

The report finds that clean energy growth has limited the rise in global emissions, with 2023 registering an increase of 1.1%. Weather effects and continued Covid-19 reopening played a significant role in driving emissions in 2023. Advanced economies saw a record decrease in their emissions, which are now back to the level of fifty years ago. This release brings together the IEA’s latest analysis, combining the Agency’s estimates of CO2 emissions from all energy sources and industrial processes.

Flagship report

Co2 emissions in 2023, latest news, iea workshop brings the importance of energy innovation policy in emerging and developing economies into focus, after slight rise in 2023, methane emissions from fossil fuels are set to go into decline soon, global workshop addresses clean cooking access in africa ahead of major summit in may, high-level iea workshop brings together international thought leaders to discuss the importance of batteries in clean energy transitions, subscription successful.

Thank you for subscribing. You can unsubscribe at any time by clicking the link at the bottom of any IEA newsletter.

• pop Culture
• Complex Volume
• Facebook Navigation Icon
• Twitter Navigation Icon
• WhatsApp icon
• Instagram Navigation Icon
• Youtube Navigation Icon
• Snapchat Navigation Icon
• TikTok Navigation Icon
• pigeons & planes
• newsletters
• Youtube logo nav bar 0 youtube
• Twitch logo twitch
• Netflix logo netflix
• Hulu logo hulu
• Roku logo roku
• Crackle Logo Crackle
• RedBox Logo RedBox
• Tubi logo tubi
• Facebook logo facebook
• Twitter Navigation Icon x
• Instagram Navigation Icon instagram
• Snapchat Navigation Icon snapchat
• TikTok Navigation Icon tiktok
• WhatsApp icon whatsapp
• Flipboard logo nav bar 1 flipboard
• RSS feed icon rss feed

Complex Sites

• complexland

Work with us

Complex global.

• united states
• united kingdom
• netherlands
• philippines
• complex chinese

terms of use

privacy policy

cookie settings

california privacy

public notice

accessibility statement

COMPLEX participates in various affiliate marketing programs, which means COMPLEX gets paid commissions on purchases made through our links to retailer sites. Our editorial content is not influenced by any commissions we receive.

© Complex Media, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

Complex.com is a part of

YSL Young Thug RICO Case: Co-Defendant Warns Trial Won’t Be Over Until 2027 Unless Witnesses Limited

The legal team for Deamonte Kendrick, a.k.a. Yak Gotti, have argued the judge needs to limit the number of witnesses the state plans to present at trial.

One of the co-defendants in the Young Thug and YSL RICO case has argued that the judge needs to limit the number of state witnesses at trial and avoid dragging out the legal proceedings.

Law and Crime Network reports that the legal team for Deamonte Kendrick, otherwise known as Yak Gotti, has cautioned that the case will be even further dragged out if the judge on the case fails to limit the number of witnesses state prosecutors plan to present at the trial. Attorneys for Kendrick, who is one of Thug's five remaining co-defendants in the case, asked Judge Ural Glanville on Tuesday, March 19, to use his discretion to maintain "reasonable control" over trial evidence.

"The state, after originally proposing a witness list of over 700 witnesses, has a list of over 400 witnesses it intends to present at trial. To date, the State has presented approximately 40 witnesses since presentation of witnesses began at the end of November," wrote defense attorneys E. Jay Abt, Douglas Weinstein, and Katie A. Hingerty in a motion filed this week. "At the present, representative rate, it will take until approximately October 2026 to complete the presentation of State’s witnesses. ... Thus, the present trial will take well into at least mid-2027 to complete."

State prosecutors are reportedly hoping to present another 360 witnesses into evidence in the trial, which attorneys have argued will confuse jurors and drag out proceedings. In the motion, they wrote that 360 additional witnesses "would cause undue delay, would be a waste of time, and would amount to needless presentation of cumulative evidence. ... While the State puts on its case, witness by witness, Kendrick and the other Defendants sit in jail. Their lives on hold. ... Meanwhile, the risk of a confused jury unable to comprehend a years-long trial only grows."

The motion also asks state prosecutors to explain why the remaining 360 witnesses won't be "a waste of time" and delay the trial even further.

Last week, Judge Glanville reprimanded the prosecution and defense after they got into a heated debate in court over witness testimony. Fulton County Deputy District Attorney Adriane Love and Doug Weinstein raised their voices. Kendrick was at the center of the debate because Glanville granted a motion to suppress his interrogation statements as evidence.

“We were ready to present evidence…the court is not allowing us to present the evidence,” Love said in court . “We have the burden of proof and we haven’t even been able to present the evidence that we have. We only—for the sake of ease—allowed the court to introduce the statements that the defendant [Gotti] made…to help Mr. Weinstein play the portion that he wanted to talk about.”

SHARE THIS STORY

Complex Music Newsletter

Stay ready. The playlists, good reads and video interviews you need—delivered every week.

By entering your email and clicking Sign Up, you’re agreeing to let us send you customized marketing messages about us and our advertising partners. You are also agreeing to our

Latest in Music

| BY JOE PRICE

| BY ALEX OCHO

This Is Why Beyoncé’s Name Is Spelled ‘Beyincé’ on New ‘Cowboy Carter’ Cover Photo

| BY MARK ELIBERT

Benny The Butcher Taunts Freddie Gibbs By Giving His Ex a Chain

James Blake Once Again Slams Streaming Services for Ripping Off Artists, Announces Vault Venture

| BY JAELANI TURNER-WILLIAMS

Meek Mill Offers Philadelphia Ten Percent of His Music Earnings to Help Combat Gun Violence

Bryson Tiller Says “Don’t” Producer ‘Blocked His Own Blessings’ Over Drake Remix Issues

Kendrick Lamar Purchases Vintage Buick Regal: 'My Big Cousin Pat Dogg Smiling Down'

| BY JORDAN ROSE

Tierra Whack Overcame Her Lowest Moments to Make ‘World Wide Whack’

Megan Thee Stallion Will Hit the Road With GloRilla for Hot Girl Summer Tour

Offset Is Not Drake, Nonchalantly Tosses Bra Fan Threw at His Face During Concert

An official website of the United States government

Here’s how you know

The .gov means it’s official.

Federal government websites often end in .gov or .mil. Before sharing sensitive information, make sure you’re on a federal government site.

The site is secure.

The https:// ensures that you are connecting to the official website and that any information you provide is encrypted and transmitted securely.

Russia-related Designations, Updates and Removal; Counter Terrorism Designation Update; Issuance of Russia-related General Licenses

The Department of the Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) is issuing Russia-related General License 13G , "Authorizing Certain Administrative Transactions Prohibited by Directive 4 under Executive Order 14024"; Russia-related General License 74 , "Authorizing the Wind Down and Rejection of Transactions Involving East-West United Bank"; Russia-related General License 75 , "Authorizing Certain Transactions Related to Debt or Equity of, or Derivative Contracts Involving, Certain Entities Blocked on November 2, 2023"; and Russia-related General License 76 , "Authorizing the Wind Down of Transactions Involving Certain Entities Blocked on November 2, 2023."

Additionally, OFAC has updated its Specially Designated Nationals and Blocked Persons List:

The following deletions have been made to OFAC's SDN List: 

PUBLIC JOINT STOCK COMPANY ODK SATURN (a.k.a. NPO SATURN JSC; a.k.a. "SATURN NGO"), 163 Lenina Ave, Rybinsk 152903, Russia; Tax ID No. 7610052644 (Russia); Registration Number 1027601106169 (Russia) [RUSSIA-EO14024].  NPO SATURN JSC (a.k.a. PUBLIC JOINT STOCK COMPANY ODK SATURN; a.k.a. "SATURN NGO"), 163 Lenina Ave, Rybinsk 152903, Russia; Tax ID No. 7610052644 (Russia); Registration Number 1027601106169 (Russia) [RUSSIA-EO14024].  "SATURN NGO" (a.k.a. NPO SATURN JSC; a.k.a. PUBLIC JOINT STOCK COMPANY ODK SATURN), 163 Lenina Ave, Rybinsk 152903, Russia; Tax ID No. 7610052644 (Russia); Registration Number 1027601106169 (Russia) [RUSSIA-EO14024]. 

Unrelated Administrative List Updates:

NOLAN (f.k.a. OSLO) Oil Products Tanker Panama flag; Secondary sanctions risk: section 1(b) of Executive Order 13224, as amended by Executive Order 13886; Vessel Registration Identification IMO 9179701; MMSI 354798000 (vessel) [SDGT] (Linked To: PONTUS NAVIGATION CORP.). -to- NOLAN (f.k.a. "OSLO") Oil Products Tanker Panama flag; Secondary sanctions risk: section 1(b) of Executive Order 13224, as amended by Executive Order 13886; Vessel Registration Identification IMO 9179701; MMSI 354798000 (vessel) [SDGT] (Linked To: PONTUS NAVIGATION CORP.).