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Norsepower
On a mission to reduce the environmental impact of the shipping industry.
About Norsepower
Norsepower is on a mission to reduce the environmental impact of the shipping industry. As leaders and innovators in naval architecture and marine engineering, we are harnessing the potential of wind and bringing sails back to shipping, one vessel at a time. A Finnish company at heart with an international reach, our sails have navigated waters across the globe. Sustainability is at our core, and we’ve helped ships to save thousands of tons of global CO2 emissions to date. We put nature first and believe that our Norsepower Rotor Sail™, along with our AI-based technology, can help to decarbonize the maritime industry by providing reliable and efficient wind propulsion solutions.
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6 published signals
Presence & Recognition
Norsepower participated in the SMM 2026 exhibition in Hamburg, representing the industry's most advanced mechanical sail at the Finnish Pavilion.
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Presence & Recognition
Norsepower contributed to the International Windship Association (IWSA) panel on wind propulsion.
Reported by Norsepower
Operations & Supply
Norsepower set a new benchmark by installing 18 units across three vessels for Louis Dreyfus Armateurs and Airbus, with six Rotor Sails per ship and the highest number of Norsepower Rotor Sails ever installed on a single vessel.
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Operations & Supply
Norsepower installed and commissioned six Norsepower Rotor Sail units, three vessels, and two weeks on schedule.
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Operations & Supply
Norsepower has more than 780,000 hours of real-world operational data across 27 ships already in service and 50 Norsepower Rotor Sails delivered to date.
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Presence & Recognition
Norsepower's Chief Customer Operations Officer Jukka Kuuskoski is attending the International Windship Association's panel on Wind Propulsion Systems at the SMM Energy Efficiency Stage on Tuesday, 1 September, 13:05–13:30, in Hall A4.
Reported by Norsepower