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The world is locked in debate over the cost of cutting maritime emissions. A few key players are quietly showing how an ancient technology can do it for free.

What if we could build a ship that could transport cargo across the globe without needing any fueling? What if we could make the ultimate...

MOL and Vale International SA have decided to retrofit a 200,000-ton class bulk carrier with two rotor sails produced by Norsepower.

Japanese shipping company MOL has signed a collaboration agreement with Nagasaki Prefecture Department of Industrial and Labor Affairs to develop and promote renewable energy projects and shipbuilding-related industries in the prefecture.

Mitsui OSK Lines, one of the world’s largest shipping companies (with 698 vessels carrying 50.8 million deadweight tons), has re-launched – uh – sailing ships?

Mitsui OSK Lines (MOL) plans to launch the construction of Wind Hunter, a hydrogen-producing vessel outfitted with multiple rigid sails, in 2024.

MOL plans to launch the construction of Wind Hunter, a hydrogen-producing vessel outfitted with multiple sails in 2024.

MOL and Metro Weather have conducted the world-first demonstration experiment using Doppler Lidar onboard an experimental vessel to measure wind conditions.

Harnessing the power of the wind continues to be one of the technologies shipping companies are test...

Harnessing the power of the wind continues to be one of the technologies shipping companies are test...