Power waves: transforming sea movement into energy for ships
An innovative system on ships uses the movement of waves to generate energy, tackling the challenge of decarbonisation in the maritime sector.
An innovative system on ships uses the movement of waves to generate energy, tackling the challenge of decarbonisation in the maritime sector.
The Berge Bulk company presents its wind cargo, the first in the world of the modern era: a turning point for maritime sustainability.
The future of cruising may be smaller than you think. With the industry divided between mega-cruise ships and smaller luxury ships, who will come out on top?
A special wind tower that orients itself with the wind can reduce the expense and emissions of merchant traffic.
The huge structure retires the "old model" of 1934. It arrives 8 years late, but will do its job carrying ships 55 meters higher.
It can be small or large, sailing on waves or in confined spaces: it is the modular "spider" developed by an American company.
This automated kitesurf kite on a commercial vessel is a sage of wind-assisted technology to reduce emissions
5% of consumption, but 50% of CO2 emissions: Stockholm's maritime transport will have a good straightening from 2022: high speed with fewer emissions.
A "flying" ship that glides over the water thanks to the ground effect, and travels up to 200 kilometers per hour: gentlemen, here is Aquas.
A laser system tracks the movement of the drones and kills them with a high-powered beam. Tests for the French navy begin next year.
An inflatable sail system that can be installed and deployed instantly, and helps cargo ship and yacht engines? Michelin presents WISEMO.
An insane ship project longer than the Titanic and topped by a giant sphere incorporating a city of science. It will be ready in 2025.
The colossal Norwegian "naval tunnel" begins to take shape, 4 years after the presentation of the project. It will be the first naval tunnel in the world.
It will cross the Atlantic carrying thousands of cars, and it will do so with 90% less consumption. It's Oceanbird, the sailing cargo ship.
Electric ships are a big step forward for the environment: maritime transport is highly polluting. This is why robot container ships are welcome.
In the next few years the automatic docking systems on cargo ships, ferries and fishing boats will be installed on boats from various parts of the world.
Studio Lazzarini, an Italian design group, recently presented a “mini yacht” at the annual ...
It may not be able to cut through a thick sheet of steel in a short time, but the Navy ...