https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nHA9P3dQ4jY
Discover the extraordinary potential of wind kites in revolutionizing maritime travel and energy production. While commonly viewed as playthings, wind kites

https://newatlas.com/marine/airseas-seawing-cargo-ship-kite/
Interestingly, it seems you can get an even more significant drop in fuel consumption simply by slowing down a few knots; a 2009 study found that an 8,000-TEU container ship burns around 225 tons

https://www.cnn.com/2023/06/30/travel/airseas-giant-kites-ships-slash-carbon-emissions-scn-climate-spc/index.html
1 of 8. CNN —. You may have seen kitesurfers in action, harnessing the power of the wind to pull them over the sea. Now imagine the same concept applied to a 1,000-square-meter kite, flying 300

https://www.fastcompany.com/90710052/this-giant-kite-helps-power-cargo-ships-and-reduces-greenhouse-gas-emissions-by-20
Airseas estimates that Seawing could cut both fuel costs and carbon emissions by at least 20%—and the first cargo ship equipped with one is crossing the Atlantic as we speak. Airseas was founded

https://interestingengineering.com/videos/ep-2-this-kite-can-move-a-cargo-ship-without-a-fuel
This cutting-edge 5,400-square-foot kite system is mounted on multimillion-dollar cargo ships and is proving to be a game-changer. It addresses the longstanding challenge of excessive fuel

https://www.canarymedia.com/articles/sea-transport/watch-this-cargo-ship-fly-a-giant-kite-to-save-fuel-and-cut-emissions
A red-and-white kite hovers 660 feet above a big blue vessel sailing across an empty, sweeping stretch of the Atlantic Ocean. The 2, 700 -square-foot parafoil is helping to tow the cargo ship and lessen the workload of the massive diesel engines — reducing the ship's use of dirty fuel. On Tuesday, Airseas shared the first footage of its

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=afG7GYmyKVE
Airseas Seawing was officially deployed for the first time, flying at 200 meters above sea level. Airseas engineers were onboard, to collect data from this p

https://www.designboom.com/technology/airseas-auto-kite-cargo-ship-france-12-18-2021/
a smarter solution for cargo transport. france-based practice airseas installs its first automated seawing kite to a cargo ship chartered by airbus. following the announcement, the team will

https://interestingengineering.com/innovation/giant-kite-sails-21528-ton-ship-atlantic-ocean
Airseas. French start-up Airseas has successfully tested a massive kite that can help pull cargo ships over the sea in the Atlantic Ocean, marking a significant advancement for the shipping

https://www.springwise.com/innovation/mobility-transport/fuel-saving-auto-kite/
Spotted: French company Airseas has developed a parafoil sail—known as the Seawing—that is designed to be installed on cargo ships to reduce fuel consumption. A half-size version of the kite has recently begun sea trials to determine its feasibility for widespread use. The 500-square-metre Seawing is designed to deploy automatically, first

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/technology/this-kite-can-move-a-cargo-ship-without-a-fuel/vi-AA1m3mcU
These kites hold the incredible power to move colossal cargo ships, weighing up to 165,000 tons, by harnessing the might of high winds. Traditionally, cargo ships rely on bunker fuel, a cost

https://gizmodo.com/kites-on-boats-airseas-seawing-shipping-emissions-1850601496
French company Airseas, has promised to help cargo ships reduce their fuel consumption, and cut their greenhouse gas emissions by an average of 20%. And they're doing this with the Seawing— a

https://www.goodnewsnetwork.org/watch-this-cargo-ship-fly-a-giant-kite-to-save-fuel-and-cut-emissions/
Jan 27, 2023. Trial with the cargo vessel Ville de Bordeaux - Airseas. Using an ancient solution for a modern problem, a firm successfully tested how a giant kite can be used to tug shipping

https://interestingengineering.com/transportation/a-company-will-reduce-cargo-ship-carbon-emissions-by-20-with-a-giant-kite
Airseas. French company Airseas has developed a kite called Seawing that it believes can cut fuel consumption and carbon emissions for cargo shipping by 20 percent, according to a report by

https://thenextweb.com/news/can-airseas-make-cargo-ships-more-sustainable
In response, Seawing uses wind-assisted technologies to produce a 20% improvement in fuel economy and much-reduced pollution. Airseas kites can result in substantial fuel savings for cargo ships

https://www.facebook.com/interestingengineering/videos/this-kite-can-move-a-cargo-ship-without-a-fuel/320861853692694/
These kites propel mammoth cargo ships using prevailing winds, transforming sea travel. The Seawing, a pioneering French creation, slashes fuel usage by up to 20% and curbs pollution. But the potential extends further; an Airborne Wind Energy System employs kites to generate power like wind turbines, offering a resource-efficient alternative.

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MS_Onego_Deusto
Speed. 15.5 knots (28.7 km/h) Capacity. 474 TEU or 228 FEU + 18 TEU. MS Onego Deusto (christened Beluga SkySails) is a commercial container cargo ship. It is the world's first ship partially powered by a computer -controlled kite rig, [2] called the SkySails system. It consists of a kite similar to a huge paraglider of up to 160 square metres

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/interestingengineering_this-kite-can-move-a-cargo-ship-without-a-ugcPost-7098299950521856000-bpZm
These kites propel mammoth cargo ships using prevailing winds, transforming sea travel. The Seawing, a pioneering French creation, slashes fuel usage by up to 20% and curbs pollution.

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This Kite Can Move a Cargo Ship Without a Fuel!! Comments. Most relevant

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Enter the Seawing, a 5,400-square-foot kite system mounted on a multimillion-dollar cargo ship. This innovative French creation significantly reduces fuel consumption by up to 20% and curbs pollution.

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/jyotsna-hendre-omnibalance_this-kite-can-move-a-cargo-ship-without-a-activity-7098485335881363456-OVax
These kites propel mammoth cargo ships using prevailing winds, transforming sea travel. The Seawing, a pioneering French creation, slashes fuel usage by up to 20% and curbs pollution.

https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/force-required-to-pull-a-cruise-liner-or-cargo-ship.1047253/
Velocity, 25 knots = 12.86 m/s. Then compute the force, 40 MW / 12.86 m/s = 3.11 MN. The force required to pull a cruise liner or cargo ship will be the same as the force needed to push it. My initial estimate is 3 million Newtons. Big diesel propulsion engines are directly coupled to the propeller shaft.

https://www.smithsonianmag.com/innovation/how-a-new-line-of-expedition-ships-is-turning-the-tides-on-polar-seas-180984575/
Ships like Scenic Eclipse I and II and Viking Polaris and Octantis use it in shallow, fragile areas to minimize harm to seabeds. "With the DP system, all it takes is the push of a button, and

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/baltimore-bridge-collapses-after-being-hit-by-ship-sending-vehicles-into-river/ar-BB1kxCt4
Some 800,000 vehicles passed through the port in 2023, moving three million tons of cargo. All vessel traffic in and out of the Port of Baltimore is suspended until further notice, the port said