NorsepowerRoRo ship SC Connector, owned by Sea-Cargo, is the world's first vessel to be fitted with tilting Rotor Sails. The technology will allow the ship to pass bridges while installing the worlds largest Rotor Sails (35m tall!).
SC Connector tilting Rotor Sails animationNorsepower2020-06-29 | RoRo ship SC Connector, owned by Sea-Cargo, is the world's first vessel to be fitted with tilting Rotor Sails. The technology will allow the ship to pass bridges while installing the worlds largest Rotor Sails (35m tall!).
Animation credits: Sea-Cargo
https://www.sea-cargo.no/How do Norsepower Rotor Sails work?Norsepower2024-02-15 | Want to know how rotor sails work? This simple explanation video requires no physics understanding – and after this you are guaranteed to understand the reason the Norsepower Rotor Sails will move even the biggest vessels. The auxiliary wind propulsion is the next big revolution in saving fuel and the planet. For more information feel free to visit our website www.norsepower.com. Thank you very much! #norsepower #rotorsails #NorsepowerRotorSails #greenshipping #explainedNorsepower brand film 2024: Pig in a SackNorsepower2023-12-12 | Norsepower Productions presents: Pig in a Sack film (2024)
In the year 921 the ancient Viking Captain Legend Arthor Odinsson is bying a pig from the salesman Grima Hooverseilsson. Tensions run high. At the same time in 2024 Artur Sylwestrzak, ther real captain of the real vessel SC Connector tells you about how to know what you are buying when it comes to ultra modern rotor sails. He should know, as SC Connector is one of the most powerful sailing ships ever build.
See the future, honor the past.
#decarbonisation #windpropulsion #RotorSail #shipsandshipping #shipping #wisecaptain #vikings #legendsNorsepower Ships at seaNorsepower2023-08-08 | In the face of overwhelming challenges such as increasing fuel prices, climate change, and tightening regulations including the IMO’s Carbon Intensity Indicator (CII), the Energy Efficiency Existing ship Index (EEXI), and Energy Efficiency Design Index (EEDI), the sector needs radical solutions. And, that answer is blowing in the wind.
The Norsepower Rotor Sail™ is a modernised version of the Flettner rotor. It uses a minimal amount of the ship’s electric power to rotate cylinder-shaped rotors on the ship’s deck. Rotation together with wind generates powerful thrust – saving fuel and reducing emissions from 20 – 25%, and even more.
The proof is in the results. The LR2 Epanastasea (ex Maersk Pelican) reported a verified 8% fuel saving with 3400 ton annual CO2 reduction; the MV Estraden has measured savings of 6.1%, and the SC Connector enjoys fuel savings of 13.5 tons per week with 20 – 25% and up to 70% in good conditions!
Our product can be rolled out across fleets, enabling shipowners and operators to scale how they reduce fuel and cut emissions. The M/V Berlin and M/V Copenhagen are already enjoying 4 – 5% emissions reductions in their operations, a clear example of how we can tangibly deliver greater impact and propel your operations into the future.Norsepower Rotor Sails + Voyage Optimization : Panel DiscussionNorsepower2023-07-21 | A conversation on the impact of rotor sails, an explanation of voyage optimization, and an overview of the future of green shipping.
Panel Members:
- Captain Helge Hals, formerly of the SC Connector - Ossi Mettälä from NAPA - Maritime industry software company - Jukka Kuuskoski - CSO, Norsepower - Severi Sarsila - Engineer, NorsepowerCaptain Helge Hals at the Nor-Shipping 2023Norsepower2023-07-06 | We caught up with Captain Helge Hals at Nor-Shipping in Oslo and he told us what it was like at the helm of Ro-Ro Cargo Ship SC Connector equipped with Norsepower Rotor Sails™.
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For more information visit: www.norsepower.comNorsepower Bedtime Stories film, the Main version (1 min 40 s.)Norsepower2023-02-13 | Norsepower Productions presents: Bedtime stories film, the 1 min 40 s. main version.
Legend of heroic Captains fighting the horrifying sea monsters throughout the centuries. See the Norsepower Rotor Sails™ helping captains to save fuel, reduce emissions and cope with regulations. See the future, honor the past.
#shipping #decarbonisation #windpropulsion #RotorSail #shipsandshippingNorsepower News Flash: Tapio Lehtinen rescuedNorsepower2022-12-24 | The final News Flash of 2022 from Norsepower. Golden Globe survivor Tapio Lehtinen tells about his mid-sea rescue. Hear the dramatic details of Tapio's journey home. And find out if Tapio and Tuomas have the guts to dip into the Baltic Sea without their rescue suits!Norsepower - Bedtime Stories Short FilmNorsepower2022-12-19 | Norsepower Productions presents: Bedtime stories - the Full version
Legend of heroic Captains fighting the horrifying sea monsters throughout the centuries. See the Norsepower Rotor Sails™ helping captains to save fuel, reduce emissions and cope with regulations. See the future, honor the past.
#shipping #decarbonisation #windpropulsion #RotorSail #shipsandshippingCombining wind propulsion and other clean technologies with voyage optimisationNorsepower2022-06-20 | How will technology integration help the shipping industry to maximise vessel and voyage efficiencies and reach its net zero goals both faster, and – vitally – smarter?
Norsepower is hosting a panel discussion where participants will challenge conventional thinking around clean technology investment, a market that has often been characterised by investments in one single technology, with financial decisions often based upon on antiquated payback algorithms. Panellists will highlight the variety of drivers challenging the industry to decarbonise: the anticipated cost of carbon as a tax or levy, increasing fuel costs as new, low carbon fuels emerge, pending EEXI and CII regulations, and ‘demand side’ ESG drivers from shippers, banks and other stakeholders.
• What do you see as the key drivers for decarbonisation in shipping: the anticipated cost of carbon as a tax or levy, increasing fuel costs as new, low carbon fuels emerge, pending EEXI and CII regulations, ‘demand side’ ESG drivers from shippers, banks and other stakeholders?
• What is the scale of the opportunity for multiple clean technologies, including wind propulsion, working in tandem with voyage optimisation?
• Is it time to rethink the ‘payback period’ investment model, especially when looking at multiple technology investment?
Moderator -Alisdair Pettigrew, Director, BLUE CommunicationsAccelerating Sustainable Shipping with Rotor SailsNorsepower2022-05-27 | The wind-assisted propulsion systems (WASP) have drawn increased attention recently from the shipping industry as the IMO 2030/50 goals accelerate the need to reduce fossil fuel consumption and associated GHG emissions. Rotor Sails are the most popular and least-risk WASP technology available for commercial ships today, suitable for most vessel types, both newbuild and retrofit, Bulk Carriers, Tankers, LNG and LPG Carriers, Ferries, and RoRos.
Join us as our speakers will provide their expert views on the operational, technical, and commercial aspects of Rotor Sails:
- What is the Class Society’s role in the design and installation of Rotor Sails and other clean technology? - An overview of Norsepower’s Rotor Sail technology - The benefits and challenges of newbuild installation versus retrofitting, and its procedures - Review and evaluation of Rotor Sails by ship owner | Scandlines
MODERATOR: Jan-Paul de Wilde Head of Decarbonisation, Energy Transition, and Innovation, RINA
SPEAKERS: 1. Giuseppe Zagaria – Technical Director at RINA 2. Tuomas Riski – CEO / Partner at Norsepower 3. Rasmus Nielsen – Naval Architect at ScandlinesGoing Beyond Compliance - Norsepower WebinarNorsepower2021-09-15 | How can the design and installation of Rotor Sails and other clean technologies help meet known and unknown regulatory drivers and future-proof the global fleet?Powering shipping’s newbuild decarbonisation driveNorsepower2021-01-27 | Speakers on behalf of Norsepower, DNV-GL and Deltamarin will be discussing how newbuild vessels can benefit from clean technology, particularly in meeting regulatory deadlines in the near future, and future targets that could come into play. From planning to installation, this webinar explains what the industry can expect to achieve from clean technology and how to make new vessels as fuel efficient as possible.
What do shipyards consider when designing and building vessels including wind propulsion systems? With operational fuel optimisation increasingly vital in meeting GHG emission targets, are shipyards doing enough to allow access to more clean technology? How can the design and installation of Rotor Sails and other clean technologies be done in an efficient way for newbuildings? What are the advantages / disadvantages of newbuild installation of Rotor Sails versus retrofitting? What fuel savings can be expected when installing Rotor Sails and other clean technologies available today, on new build vessels?
Panellists
Tuomas Riski, CEO, Norsepower
Hasso Hoffmeister, Senior Principal Engineer, DNV-GL
Esa Jokioinen, Sales and Marketing Director, Deltamarin
Norsepower technology and the Maersk Pelican: Bringing Sailing back to Shipping - Reducings Fuel, Cost and Emissions
Panellists:
Tuomas Riski, CEO, Norsepower Tommy Thomassen, CTO, Maersk Tankers Dr Chris Craddock, Technical Advisory & Ship Performance Manager, Lloyd’s Register Stephen Brown, Technology, Innovation & Decarbonisation Manager, Shell
Moderator Alisdair Pettigrew, Director, BLUE Communications
Music bensound.comNorsepower in a minuteNorsepower2020-04-03 | Norsepower is the World’s leading wind tropulsion technology provider. Find out more about our reliable and easy-to-operate auxiliary wind propulsion system with a proven savings record.Bringing sailing back to shippingNorsepower2020-04-03 | Norsepower Rotor Sails provide a reliable and easy-to-operate auxiliary wind propulsion system with a proven savings record.
Let's set the standard in bringing sails back to ocean transportation, and empower shipping towards reaching the goal of zero carbon emissions!Interview with Steen Sander Jacobsen from Maersk TankersNorsepower2020-01-08 | Maersk Tankers vessel Maersk Pelican was equipped with Norsepower Rotor Sails in 2018 to gain fuel savings and reduce its environmental footprint. In the video, Steen Sander Jacobsen, Head of Technology and Innovation at Maersk Tankers describes the project from his perspective.
The rotor sails, which are currently being tested, are targeting a reduction in fuel cost and associated emissions on typical global shipping routes of 7-10%. Read more here: maersktankers.com/media/testing-begins-on-first-product-tanker-vessel-utilising-wind-propulsion-technologyThe installation of rotor sails onboard a product tanker vesselNorsepower2018-11-15 | Learn more about the world's largest flettner rotors: www.norsepower.comTesting of wind-power onboard a product tanker vesselNorsepower2018-10-16 | World’s largest Rotor Sails installation onboard Maersk Pelican product tanker. Norsepower Rotor Sails reduce the fuel consumption and help to move towards environmentally friendly shipping.
Learn more on the Norsepower Rotor Sail solution from www.norsepower.comRotor sails, how do they work?Norsepower2018-09-24 | Want to know how rotor sails work? The animation demonstrates the principles at play when rotor sails (advanced version of the Flettner rotor) create thrust. Learn how the pressure differences on the surface of the rotor are pushing and pulling the ship forward. Understand how Norsepower harnesses the Magnus effect to reduce the fuel consumption and cut the emissions. Please turn on the subtitles for optimum experience.Norsepower Rotor Sail on board Viking GraceNorsepower2018-05-07 | M/S Viking Grace is the only passenger ship in the world equipped with a Rotor Sail to harness wind power for propulsion. Developed by Finnish clean technology and engineering company Norsepower Oy Ltd., the Rotor Sail Solution will cut fuel consumption and reduce carbon emissions by up to 900 tonnes annually. Viking Line operates the Viking Grace on wind-assisted voyages between Turku (Finland) and Stockholm (Sweden) from April 12th 2018.Norsepower - Enterprise Europe Network Success Story - Short EditNorsepower2017-09-28 | The Norsepower Rotor Sail Solution is a spinning cylinder that harnesses wind energy to propel a ship. The award-winning technology enables huge vessels to maintain speed and voyage time while reducing their fuel consumption by up to 20 %.
In 2015, Norsepower completed its first project on board the freighter MS Estraden, which operates between the Netherlands and the UK. Encouraged by its success, Norsepower searched for bigger projects, but struggled to convince potential clients to invest in a technology that was still in its infancy. The SME turned to the Enterprise Europe Network to help prove its Rotor Sail Solution technology can work on a larger scale.Norsepower - Enterprise Europe Network Success Story - Long editNorsepower2017-09-28 | The Norsepower Rotor Sail Solution is a spinning cylinder that harnesses wind energy to propel a ship. The award-winning technology enables huge vessels to maintain speed and voyage time while reducing their fuel consumption by up to 20 %.
In 2015, Norsepower completed its first project on board the freighter MS Estraden, which operates between the Netherlands and the UK. Encouraged by its success, Norsepower searched for bigger projects, but struggled to convince potential clients to invest in a technology that was still in its infancy. The SME turned to the Enterprise Europe Network to help prove its Rotor Sail Solution technology can work on a larger scale.Norsepower Rotor Sail Solution - long presentation videoNorsepower2017-03-09 | Presentation video of the Norsepower Rotor Sail Solution, including interviews of the CEO and CTO of Norsepower and the Master of Bore's Ro-Ro vessel Estraden, sailing on the North Sea with two Norsepower Rotor SailsNorsepower Rotor Sail Solution - introductory videoNorsepower2017-02-17 | Introductory video to the Norsepower Rotor Sail Solution, which is a modern, Flettner rotor -based auxiliary wind propulsion solution. The video has been shot on shipping company Bore's Ro-Ro vessel Estraden.
The Norsepower Rotor Sail Solution is a modernized version of the Flettner rotor – a spinning cylinder that uses the Magnus effect to harness wind power to propel a ship. When the wind conditions are favourable, Norsepower Rotor Sails allow the main engines to be throttled back, saving fuel and reducing emissions while providing the power needed to maintain speed and voyage time. Rotor sails can be used with new vessels or they can be retrofitted to existing ships. Read more at http://www.norsepower.com