A Zero-Emissions Electric Cruise Ship Powered by Gigantic Solar Sails: Setting Sail Towards a Sustainable Future

Hurtigruten Norway plans to launch a zero-emissions electric cruise ship with retractable sails covered in solar panels by 2030.

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The project, named "Sea Zero," aims to inspire the maritime industry and achieve emission-free marine travel.

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Collaboration with 12 maritime companies and a research institute will explore technological solutions for sustainable shipping.

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The eco-friendly cruise ship concept integrates battery-powered propulsion, artificial intelligence, and renewable energy sources.

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Traditional cruise ships running on heavy diesel fuel contribute significantly to environmental pollution, particularly in sensitive regions.

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The sustainable cruise ship aims to reduce the negative impact on the environment and replace the entire fleet.

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Sea Zero will be 135 meters long, accommodating 500 passengers in 270 cabins with a crew of 99.

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Retractable sails and solar panels provide clean propulsion and generate additional energy for the ship.

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The ship relies primarily on 60-megawatt-hour batteries charged with clean energy, with a range of 300 to 350 nautical miles.

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