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Spanish ship becomes first fishing vessel to pilot ‘eSAIL’ wind tech

The projec -- the first of its kind -- aims to achieve greater energy efficiency, promoting the use of wind power to reduce fuel consumption and pollutant emissions

By Undercurrent News | June 9, 2021 09:01 BST
The Balueiro Segundo. Credit: bound4blue

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A Spanish swordfish ship has become the first fishing vessel in the world to trial a new wind-power technology [...]

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