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Sailing towards sustainability

As wind assisted propulsion moves further into the maritime mainstream, Daniel Mann, CCO at bound4blue, considers what is driving adoption, how suction sails can take the lead and why the tanker segment, in particular, is seizing the potential



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Attention to detail

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Overlooked opportunity

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Landing ammonia onshore

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End of the ‘universal bunker’?

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Smart maintenance

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Retrofit reality

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The real cost of uncertainty

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Biomethane milestone

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Building resilience

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Blowing two ways

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Sailing towards sustainability

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Think global, act local

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Lessons learned

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