SESSY Electric Boat

22/09/2026

Warmest congratulations to Ms. Russell Pili on this historic achievement! 🇵🇭👏

A first for the Philippine Technology Transfer!

DOST-PCIEERD proudly congratulates Ms. Russell Pili, Chief of the Research Information and Technology Transfer Division, on becoming the first Filipino to earn the globally recognized Registered Technology Transfer Professional (RTTP) credential! 🇵🇭

A milestone for her, and a proud moment for the Philippine innovation ecosystem.

Congratulations, Ms. Pili!

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21/09/2026

Our waters deserve better. Meet SESSY — the e-boat built right here in the Philippines, for the people who live and breathe the ocean. 🌊⚡

18/09/2026

MARINA Approved! SESSY passed the Maritime Industry Authority’s review for safety and compliance—built right and ready for Philippine waters. 🛡️⚓

16/09/2026

SESSY comes with a locally developed Automatic Identification System — because safety isn't optional when you're out on the water. 📡🛥️

14/09/2026

🌊⚡ Sail clean. Sail quiet. Sail Filipino.
The Philippines has launched its first-ever solar-assisted plug-in electric boat — built for our islands, our waters, and our future.
🇵🇭 Proud to be Pinoy!

11/09/2026

Meet the SESSY E-Boat — the first Filipino-made solar-assisted electric boat built for our seas, our islands, and our people. Zero emissions. Near-silent. 100% Pinoy pride.

09/09/2026

Curious about SESSY, the Philippines' first electric boat? Message us or send an email for more details — we'd love to tell you more. 🌊⚡

07/09/2026

SESSY was built to address the growing need for sustainable maritime transport in the Philippines. Designed for local waters and coastal tourism, this electric boat offers a cleaner alternative to traditional vessels while helping move the maritime industry toward a more sustainable future. ⚡🌊

04/09/2026

Passengers aboard SESSY notice it right away — no engine roar, no fumes, just a smooth, quiet ride across the water. It's a small detail that makes a real difference in how people experience travel.

02/09/2026

SESSY may be known as the country's "first electric boat," but its real significance goes further — it's the starting point for a broader shift in how we think about travel across our own waters.