Wallenius Marine designs ships powered by wind. We use big data and high level IT security to be able to manage ships in the most efficient and safe way. In addition to that, we have a highly skilled crew that ensures quality at all times.
Our vision is to lead the way towards truly sustainable shipping.
Towards truly sustainable shipping
Our services
Ship management
At Wallenius Marine, we strive to maximize the potential of every vessel under our management. Our model has proven to result in outstanding 98% availability for all vessels.
Ship design & newbuilding
Stricter regulations on emissions create the need for inventive solutions and new types of ships. We have been frontrunners for more than two decades, often meeting the IMO regulations already before they enter into force.
Performance management
Using advanced statistical methods, data from onboard sensors is analysed and the output from the analysis serves as key decision-making support, whether it concerns saving fuel or navigating through stormy weather.
Wallenius Marine IT
Shipping is like no other business. Your company consists of a fleet of floating offices and your IT infrastructure has to work the same everywhere, regardless of where you are heading.
Latest blog posts
It & system support, Technical management
Don’t let business interfere with the crew’s social life
Social sustainability in shipping have never been more important, when crew changes are difficult to achieve. Separate networks makes it possible for the crew to /../
About us, Ship design & newbulding, Sustainability
First wing on deck
KTH have tested the seven meter Oceanbird model with one wing on deck, in open water. Their focus was on the wing structure and keeping the rest as simple as possible, preparing for the big test in November.
Ship design & newbulding, Sustainability
Let’s talk about the wings
Oceanbird is like no other cargo vessel. Mostly because of its 80 metres high wings, which gives the ship enough power to transport 7,000 cars across the ocean.
90 %
reduced emissions when the ship is powered by wind
