Danish shipping company Maersk Tankers said it has installed devices that are effectively high-tech sails that could cut the vessel’s fuel bill by up to 10%. Danish shipping company installs ...

Over 200 years after steamships first began crossing the ocean, wind power is finding its way back into seafaring. Global shipping firm Maersk is planning to fit spinning "rotor sails" to one of ...

As the shipping industry faces pressure to cut climate-altering greenhouse gases, one answer is blowing in the wind. Advertisement Article continues below this ad European and U.S. tech companies ...

Finnish startup company Norsepower installed its rotor sail technology on the Maersk Pelican tanker, Aug. 29, 2018, ... Rotor sails can generate thrust even from wind coming from the side of a ship.

Maersk Tankers is testing the use of wind power to fuel its ships, a new technology it says can cut fuel consumption by up to 10 percent and help the industry reduce polluting emissions.

Yesterday the shipping colossus Maersk installed 100-foot-tall rotors on one of its tankers, the Pelican, according to the Wall Street Journal. Maersk thinks the advanced sails could cut its fuel ...

“It uses apparent wind, or the sail wind, ... The Danish shipping line Maersk told CNN that it was pursuing innovations in energy efficiency as a solution in the “here and now.” ...

Maersk Tankers is testing the use of wind power to fuel its ships, a new technology it says can cut fuel consumption by up to 10 percent and help the industry reduce polluting emissions.

Danish giant Maersk Tankers said Thursday it has installed 100-foot-tall rotating cylinders on one of its product tankers, adding devices that are effectively high-tech sails that could cut the ...

As the shipping industry faces pressure to cut climate-altering greenhouse gases, one answer is blowing in the wind. European and U.S. tech companies, including one backed by airplane maker Airbus ...

Maersk Tankers ([[AMKAf]], OTCPK:AMKBF) is testing the use of wind power to help power its ships, saying it has installed 100-ft.-tall rotating cylinders ...

Maersk Tankers is testing the use of wind power to fuel its ships, a new technology it says can cut fuel consumption by up to 10 percent and help the industry reduce polluting emissions.