Japanese collaboration to design detachable sails for large vessels
Ingenuity abounds when it comes to inventing new methods for more climate-friendly propulsion of commercial vessels. Two Japanese companies will design detachable sails for a dry cargo ship of 183,000 dwt, the companies state.
by DAG HOLMSTAD
Two Japanese companies, shipyard Namura Shipbuilding and NS United Kaiun Kaisha, are collaborating to develop detachable sails for a large dry bulk ship of 183,000 dwt, informs NS United Kaiun Kaisha in an announcement.
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