OceanWings receives DNV approval in principle for innovative wind propulsion system
OceanWings, a leader in the Wind Assisted Propulsion market, has officially received Approval in Principle (AIP) from DNV, one of the world’s leading classification societies, for its groundbreaking wind propulsion technology, in Busan, South Korea.
This prestigious recognition underscores the potential of OceanWings’ innovative Wind Assisted Propulsion System (WAPS) to revolutionise fuel efficiency and reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the maritime industry. The AIP marks an important milestone as OceanWings move closer to full-scale commercialisation, providing shipowners and shipyards with a verified and efficient solution for future fleets.
Christophe PAILLUSSEAU, VP Sales and Marketing at OceanWings, comments: “Receiving the AIP from DNV is a testament to our team’s dedication to creating a cleaner and more sustainable future for shipping. With the increasing focus on decarbonisation, our solution offers a practical and cost-effective pathway for shipowners to meet stricter environmental regulations.”
About OceanWings:
OceanWings is an industrial company that designs and delivers Wind Assisted Propulsion Systems, enabling the shipping industry to reduce emissions, lower operational costs, and protect the long-term value of their investments. With an innovative and scalable design, OceanWings offers best-in-class fuel and emissions reductions, ranging from 15% to 50% depending on ship nature, the route and operational conditions. With no need for dedicated infrastructure, OceanWings harnesses free wind and best-in-class payback of 5 years or less depending on the vessels and fuel type.
Cover photo: Christophe Paillusseau, VP Sales & Marketing at OceanWings receives the AiP from DNV in Busan, South Korea
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