Wind propulsion reaches multipurpose vessels

A bound4blue eSAIL installed on the multipurpose vessel, 'Na Hiro E Pae'

Source: bound4blue

bound4blue has completed the installation of its 22-metre-high eSAIL wind propulsion system aboard the new multipurpose vessel Na Hiro E Pae, marking what the company says is the first application of advanced wind propulsion technology on a vessel of its type

Installed at Astilleros Armon Vigo in Spain before delivery, the vessel is now operating between Tahiti and the remote Austral Islands, carrying passengers, food supplies and general cargo.

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