BATTERY HYBRIDS & FULL-ELECTRIC VESSELS

Japanese LR2 tanker hybrid sail feasibility study

Japanese renewable energy supplier Eco Marine Power (EMP) is carrying out a feasibility study into the installation of the company’s fixed sail and PV solution onto a LR2 Tanker.

EMP is conducting a feasibility study into retrofitting an LR2 Tanker with its Aquarius MRE solution (pictured aboard a concept vessel). Picture courtesy of EMP.

Japanese renewable energy supplier Eco Marine Power (EMP) is carrying out a feasibility study into the installation of the company’s fixed sail and PV solution onto a LR2 Tanker.

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