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1 June, 2020 Ship design & newbulding, Sustainability Wallenius Marine

Watch the sea trial of wPCC model

The sun was shining over the eleven naval design students from KTH, when they put the wPCC model in water. This first sea trial /../

14 May, 2020 Ship design & newbulding, Sustainability Wallenius Marine

Testing the hull of wPCC

Computer simulations can take us quite far but not all the way. The team that are designing wind powered vessels, needed a boat in /../

29 April, 2020 Ship design & newbulding, Technical management Wallenius Marine

New insights from high level wind measurements

In designing wind-powered vessels, we need to understand how the wind behaves 200 meters above the surface. Therefore, the design team have installed advanced laser measurement, so called LIDAR, on an oceangoing ship.

16 April, 2020 Ship design & newbulding, Sustainability Wallenius Marine

Don’t let the empty office fool you

How do you keep a social distance in a project where partnerships and collaboration is key to success? Our head office in Stockholm may be /../

20 March, 2020 Uncategorized Wallenius Marine

How COVID-19 effect Wallenius Marine

The situation regarding COVID-19 is serious but under control, according to Johan Mattsson, CEO at Wallenius Marine. “The safety of our crew and office employees /../

19 February, 2020 Ship design & newbulding, Sustainability, Uncategorized Wallenius Marine

Ice test of the world’s largest LNG RoRo

There are a lot of challenges in designing the world’s first mega RoRo with ice class 1A Super and multi-fuel engines to WALLENIUS SOL. /../

7 October, 2019 Ship design & newbulding, Sustainability Wallenius Marine

Young minds gave wPCC a flying start

This summer, three naval architecture students from KTH was given the task to explore alternative wing designs for wind-powered vessels. “A dream job” says Filip Wängelin, who will continue to work in the project.

23 May, 2019 Ship design & newbulding, Sustainability Wallenius Marine

Why does the government invest in sailing vessels?

The Swedish Transport Administration (Trafikverket) have invested about 27 million Swedish crowns for the development of the concept wind-powered car carrier, also known as wPCC. Chief Strategist Rein Jüriado tell us why they did that.