British Wind Power to Drive Maersk Container Ship
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British wind power to drive Maersk container ship
Rotor sails claimed to deliver fuel and emissions savings of 21%
Shipping group Maersk has signed a contract to equip a large container ship with a type of sail for the first time. The British company Anemoi will manufacture a so-called rotor sail with a height of 35 meters. It will be installed on a container ship next year for a trial and is intended to help reduce fuel consumption.
By mid-2027, a Maersk container ship will have installed a so-called rotor sail, which will reduce fuel consumption using wind.
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