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Voting Opens for "Wind Ship–the Future" Youth Poster Design Contest - Vimarsana News

Voting Opens for "Wind Ship–the Future" Youth Poster Design Contest

Following an exceptional response to the “Wind Ship – the Future” poster design contest, with inspiring artwork submitted by budding young artists fro...

Voting Opens for "Wind Ship–the Future" Youth Poster Design Contest - Vimarsana News

Voting Opens for "Wind Ship–the Future" Youth Poster Design Contest

Following an exceptional response to the “Wind Ship – the Future” poster design contest, with inspiring artwork submitted by budding young artists fro...

Finnish-UK duo to harness wind power potential on new Aframax/LRII design - Vimarsana News

Finnish-UK duo to harness wind power potential on new Aframax/LRII design

UK tech provider Bar Technologies has joined forces with Finnish ship design and engineering firm Deltamarin to incorporate wind propulsion on a new build design, Aframax/LRII. 

Industry-wide survey to gauge awareness and perception of low/zero emission vessels and wind propulsion technology - Vimarsana News

Industry-wide survey to gauge awareness and perception of low/zero emission vessels and wind propulsion technology

The International Windship Association has launched a survey for members of the ship owning, ship operating and regulatory community to ascertain current levels of awareness around, and perceptions of, wind propulsion technology and the role it plays in the industry meeting IMO GHG Strategy targets by 2040 and beyond.

Source: ajot.com
Massive Sails Power Ships Like Never Before - Vimarsana News

Massive Sails Power Ships Like Never Before

Global trade relies on ships powered by dirty fuel. To meet climate deadlines, some are proposing a return to wind power.

Source: wired.com