The vessel will participate in the international competition, and seeks to draw the industry's attention to clean maritime mobility.
The SeaDragon plans to become a practical tool for efficiency and safety in marine operations.
Once the assembly of the three wind turbines has been completed, they are expected to be transferred to the sea during the month of June.
The total value of the contract amounts to 1,820,600 euros and lays the foundation for future expansion in a market with high growth potential.
The renewal ratifies the commitment of both parties to safety, operational efficiency and cost reduction.
The company currently operates 13 wind farms and six solar farms. Szprotawa will bring the total number of photovoltaic plants in operation to eight.
The hydrogen generated will reduce the refinery's Scope 1 emissions, aligning with the UK's plans to move towards a low-carbon economy.
The company contributes to meeting New York's energy goals, with a total fleet exceeding 11 million MWh of clean production since 2016, strengthening the national energy landscape.
With this initiative, the companies strengthen their commitment to a cleaner, more efficient energy system that is aligned with current climate requirements.
With more than 300 cruise ship calls expected by 2025, an injection of approximately $900 million is expected into Vancouver's economy.
By employing these technologies, the ship can reduce its carbon footprint, contributing to the international goals of decarbonization of shipping.
The new turbine variants are part of the modular EnVentus platform, designed to maximize energy production in low to medium wind zones.
