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And the ambition is that this will sail at the end of 2025 or early 2026. what makes wind really, really interesting is its, of course, free of charge, you know that there will be wind also in the future. up there, you will have very little disturbance. its been a lot of learning. we have roughly around 150 sensors measuring up to 200 data points every ten seconds — pressure, wind, wind speed and also the direction of the ship. when you change the angle of the tack, i mean, that will be a big ...

Up there, you will have very little disturbance. its been a lot of learning. we have roughly around 150 sensors measuring up to 200 data points every ten seconds — pressure, wind, wind speed and also the direction of the ship. when you change the angle of attack, i mean, that will be a big difference. how can you optimise the hull? how can you optimise routeing? how can you optimise the wind sails and so on? combining that, then we get up to the 90% co2 reduction. there are, of course, unexpec...

What makes wind really, really interesting is its, of course, free of charge, you know that there will be wind also in the future. up there, you will have very little disturbance. its been a lot of learning. we have roughly around 150 sensors measuring up to 200 data points every ten seconds — pressure, wind, wind speed and also the direction of the ship. when you change the angle of attack, i mean, that will be a big difference. how can you optimise the hull? how can you optimise routeing? ho...

Out of glass fibre. the full—scale ship will be around 200 metres long, roughly around 80 metres in height. and the ambition is that this will sail at the end of 2025 or early 2026. what makes wind really, really interesting is its, of course, free of charge, you know that there will be wind also in the future. up there, you will have very little disturbance. its been a lot of learning. we have roughly around 150 sensors measuring up to 200 data points every ten seconds — pressure, wind, win...

Of 2025 or early 2026. what makes wind really, really interesting is its, of course, free of charge, you know that there will be wind also in the future. up there, you will have very little disturbance. its been a lot of learning. we have roughly around 150 sensors measuring up to 200 data points every ten seconds — pressure, wind, wind speed and also the direction of the ship. when you change the angle of the tack, i mean, how can you optimise the wind sails and so on? combining that, then we...