The use of wind energy on commercial vessels is growing rapidly as governments and industry organizations increase pressure to meet ever-stricter emissions targets. This trend is part of global efforts to reduce the maritime sector’s carbon footprint.
Low-carbon marine fuels, such as e-fuels, biofuels, biogas, methanol, and ammonia, have the potential to reduce CO₂ emissions from shipping, provided they are produced from clean energy sources. However, deploying these fuels requires massive investments in infrastructure for production and distribution. Their costs will be high and volatile, making their economic future uncertain.
While wind and solar resources vary day-to-day, their average annual energy output is entirely predictable.
Investing in wind propulsion and photovoltaic power means gaining energy independence, reducing some economic risks, supporting the necessary changes to protect our planet, and gaining market share, all while maintaining profitability.
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