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You are using an outdated browser For a better experience using this site, please upgrade to a modern web browser. Subscribe Get Daily Email Subscribe --> Contact Us Sign in Home News & Features Compliance Costs Bunker Prices Bunker Intelligence World News Latest Features World Americas EMEA Asia/Pacific Home News & Features World Bureau Veritas Assesses Bound4blue Wind Propulsion System Bureau Veritas Assesses Bound4blue Wind Propulsion System by Ship & Bunker News Team Tuesday September 8, 2026 Tweet Follow @shipandbunker The Bureau Veritas assessment was presented during a handover ceremony at SMM 2026 in Hamburg. Image Credit: Bound4blue Bureau Veritas has completed a design assessment of Bound4blue ’s Model 3-24 eSAIL suction sail, providing independent recognition of the wind propulsion technology. The assessment comes as Bound4blue’s eSAIL systems reach 13 operational vessels, with six more installations in its orderbook and more than 50 units ordered, Bound4blue said in an emailed statement on Tuesday .  The Model 3-24 was commercially installed earlier this year on Klaveness Combination Carriers ’ Baltazar . The Model 3 range covers sail heights from 24 to 36 m and is designed for larger vessels. Bound4blue said its suction sails can generate up to seven times the propulsive force of rigid sails of the same size and deliver double-digit fuel savings. The system can be installed on newbuilds and existing vessels and operate alongside conventional propulsion. It can also complement future-fuel strategies using methanol and ammonia. The Bureau Veritas assessment was presented during a handover ceremony at SMM 2026 in Hamburg . Ship & Bunker News Team To contact the editor responsible for this story email us at [email protected] Also in the News August Reports Highest Alternative-Fuelled Vessel Orders Since October 2024: DNV 52 alternative-fuelled vessel orders were recorded in August, with 46 of them LNG-fuelled. Read in Full Pet
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