GT Wings Wind Propulsion Verified by LR for Performance | Mariner News
GT Wings’ innovative Wind Propulsion System has received crucial performance assessment verification from Lloyd’s Register, a significant milestone for sustainable maritime operations. This follows nearly a year of rigorous commercial deployment of their AirWing system, demonstrating its real-world effectiveness in reducing operational costs and environmental impact for shipping companies globally.
Verifying Performance and Savings
The verification confirms the robust methodology used by GT Wings to assess its system’s performance. The AirWing wind-assisted propulsion unit, installed on the general cargo vessel Vectis Progress, has undergone extensive trials across diverse routes, including challenging North Atlantic winter conditions. Data collected over ten months meticulously details significant fuel efficiency improvements and corresponding emissions reductions. Lloyd’s Register’s endorsement ensures the assessment aligns with leading industry standards like ISO 19030, reinforcing confidence in these quantifiable savings.
Advancing Sustainable Shipping
This third-party verification provides critical assurance for shipowners seeking reliable decarbonization solutions. GT Wings’ AirWing technology offers a proven path to enhanced energy efficiency and lower carbon footprint, positioning it as a key player in the green maritime transition. The company’s ongoing commitment to monitoring and analysis will further refine this groundbreaking wind propulsion technology, driving the shipping industry towards a more sustainable future.
