Many are curious about the technologies leaders that ensure a sustainable and prosperous maritime future. As the technology matures, it is ready to be used on ship design and operation to improve safety and financial and commercial performance. Here are some examples of boat propulsion systems in green ships.
#1 Propulsion by LNG Fuel
LNG fuel aids in the reduction of ship-generated air pollution. Furthermore, combined LNG fuel and diesel oil provide efficient engine performance.
#2 Auxiliary Engines Using LNG Fuel
LNG fuel in marine propulsion systems can potentially significantly reduce ship-generated air pollution.
#3 State-of-the-Art Propulsion and Rudder Systems
A well-designed propeller and streamlined rudder system can save fuel usage and lower emissions. The development of advanced propeller and rudder designs have also increased vessel speed.
#4 Propulsion by Sail and Kite
This hybrid marine propulsion system may cut fuel consumption. It is especially apparent if combined with conventional propulsion. The hybrid propulsion system also cuts NOx, SOx, and CO2 emissions by 35%.
#5 Propulsion by Fuel and Solar Cell
It is a fuel cell, solar cell and battery powered ship propulsion system. It provides a significant contribution to the reduction of GHG emissions.
The shipping industry is going above and above to contribute to a better marine environment. A few benchmark technologies achieve the ultimate objective of producing Green Ships.
E-Pod Propulsion recognises the negative impact of pollutants on marine ecology. They aim to lead the industry with their ‘Go Green’ attitude. A change towards more environmentally friendly and sustainable marine electrification is required to accomplish their goal. Shipowners can efficiently install their stern thruster selections to avoid delays and overpriced installations. They also offer tunnel thruster selections for sizable and smaller ships. Contact E-Pod Propulsion for a consultation and to receive further information. You can also check out their website.
