the first large rigid solar wing that combines
wind and sun to sustainably propel your vessels.
Reducing your emissions while maintaining economic performance might seem like a complex challenge.
But what if there was a solution to make your ecological transition simple and profitable?
« At Cormoran, we’re reinventing navigation by harnessing the power of wind and sun through our rigid solar wings. »
A technology that combines wind, sun, and performance.
Designed by naval architects with extensive experience in the maritime sector and a deep understanding of clients.
Mobile, rotates according to the wind, and automatically tilts horizontally when the vessel is in port, at anchor, in strong winds, or for maintenance purposes.
Durable and designed to meet the strictest environmental standards.
« At Cormoran, we firmly believe that harnessing wind and sun brings resilience to shipowners. Passionate and experienced, our team is committed to delivering robust and simple solutions to maritime transport. »
Laurent Mermier, President of Cormoran
The first step to understanding the potential of solar wings for your vessel is to conduct an evaluation of fuel savings and emission reductions.
By providing us with specific information about your vessel(s), we can design a customized setup and estimate your potential savings.
What if a commercial vessel could sail without fossil fuels?
At Chantier Naval de L’Ocean Indien Ltd in Mauritius, a major milestone has been achieved: CORMORAN SAS’s rigid solar wings have been installed on board Selar‘s Captain Arctic.
But these wings are only one part of the story.
They are part of a broader rethink of how we design and operate commercial vessels:
→ Accepting lower speeds ;
→ Making the most of the resources available in the environment ;
→ Harnessing wind and solar power ;
→ Reducing energy requirement.
This holistic approach aims to increase…
Brittany making waves at the European Parliament!
Bretagne Next, a partner in the Interreg NWE Wind4Shipping project, and the Wind Ship Association brought together a delegation of stakeholders from the wind-powered maritime transport sector on 16 and 17 March, as part of a session entitled “Wind propulsion: the EU’s next industrial success story?”.
Three Breton industrial companies, including CORMORAN, were invited to join this European delegation, hosted by Christophe Clergeau in his capacity as Co-Chair of The SEArica Intergroup.
During the session, the sector had the opportunity to showcase its achievements…
CORMORAN has been awarded the Solar Impulse Efficient Solution label!
Awarded by the Solar Impulse Foundation, this label recognises solutions that are both clean and economically viable. Independent experts assess each solution based on criteria including feasibility, environmental benefits and economic viability. Our system met all of these criteria!
This recognition further strengthens our commitment to developing sustainable maritime solutions designed to deliver high performance and reliability in real-world operating conditions.
A new milestone for CORMORAN as we continue to develop innovative solutions for a more sustainable maritime industry.
