Wind-Assisted Propulsion for Maritime Decarbonization

Our wind turbine technology enables a breakthrough in sustainable maritime transport by providing direct wind-assisted propulsion for ships. Mounted on deck or integrated into vessel superstructures, the lightweight, storm-resilient turbines generate thrust and auxiliary power, reducing reliance on fossil fuels and lowering operational emissions. Ideal for cargo vessels, ferries, and offshore platforms, this solution supports compliance with IMO decarbonization targets while enhancing fuel efficiency and range. The system is modular, retrofittable, and optimized for variable wind conditions—making it a practical and scalable innovation for the future of clean shipping.

What makes our wind turbine technology uniquely suited for wind-assisted propulsion is its retractable wing design. Unlike conventional rigid systems, our turbine features foldable blades that can be closed and compacted into a streamlined pole. This allows the entire structure to be laid flat along the deck when not in use or during adverse weather conditions, minimizing drag and preserving vessel stability. The lightweight, modular design ensures easy deployment and retraction, making it ideal for retrofitting on existing ships and integrating into new builds. This flexibility enables safe navigation in ports and under bridges, while still delivering meaningful thrust and auxiliary power during transit—advancing maritime decarbonization without compromising operational practicality.