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Windship Technology said its Zero Emissions solution for shipping has been independently assessed by classification society DNV.

The International Windship Association (IWSA) has today announced that the shortlist for the second Wind Propulsion Innovation Awards has been released and the voting booths are open. The awards recognise pioneering projects, technological innovation and the development of wind propulsion as technically and commercially viable solutions within the shipping industry. These awards aim to highlight ...

Windship Seeks to Add Carbon Capture to Hybrid Marine Energy System by Ship & Bunker News Team Monday July 12, 2021 UK-based engineering company The company has signed a joint development deal with Australias Calix Limited to incorporate the firms RECAST carbon capture system into its product offering, it said in an emailed statement earlier this month. The deal follows 12 months of work between the two companies. Windship has developed a rig design that incorporates wind, solar and other...

Windship Technology and Calix Limited execute joint development agreement targeting zero-emissions shipping Windship Technology, Britain’s leading True Zero Emission company for the shipping industry, announced yesterday an exclusive joint development relationship with Australian company Calix Limited to develop and incorporate Calix’s onboard carbon capture system RECAST into its whole-ship solution. The combined technologies have the potential to achieve the goal of zero emission shipping...

Q&A: reducing emissions with Windship Technology By Ilaria Grasso Macola 09 Mar 2021 (Last Updated March 10th, 2021 09:41) Windship’s patented triple wing rig will achieve fuel and emission savings by 30%, says the University of Southampton’s Wolfson Unit. We speak to Windship’s technical director about Wolfson Unit’s findings and its unique approach to reducing shipping emissions. We speak to Windshi...

Every month, numerous eye-catching and potentially transformational innovations are being developed to help businesses and nations turn their green ambitions into actions. Here, we round up six of the best from February 2021. This months innovations could have significant environmental benefits for sectors including maritime, aviation and packaging  As February comes to a close, we wave farewell to a month that saw the edie team covering Cumbria County Councils decision to put proposals for a ...

Windship Technology’s True Zero Emission Shipping Technology Since 2013, global shipping carbon emissions have been gradually increasing. Image Credit: Alex Marakhovets/Shutterstock.com Windship Technology has revealed a novel ship design, promising to be the first economically viable zero-emission ship. With increasing pressure on the shipping industry to curb its growing carbon dioxide (CO 2) emissions, the project could prove a pivotal moment for the industrys future. Th...

Windship Technology Powers First True Zero Emission Ship Design with High Performance Rig Technology Windship Technology, Britain’s leading True Zero Emission company for the shipping industry, can today confirm the findings from the world leading Wolfson Unit of the University of Southampton following a detailed study into its innovative and patented triple wing rig (pictures attached). Image Credit: Windship Technology After extensive testing and VPP work conducted at the Wolfson Unit and f...

According to the company, the triple-wing rigs produce a driving force ‘several multiples greater’ than currently available single masted solutions of the same height. The 48m Windship Technology rig, developed using technology and design from the wind turbine industry, is stowable on deck. The company has announced a partnership with the international registrar and classification society DNV, who will be conducting an outside-in and inside-out verification to fully assess the whole-ship de...

Plans for major electric ferry service unveiled as British firm touts vision for zero emission heavy-duty ship it has dubbed the 'Tesla of the seas'