Bringing sails back
to shipping
260 000+ hours of operation 5 500+ tons of fuel saved 17 400+ tons of CO2 reduced
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Introduction to modern sail technology Watch video
SC Connector
Rotor Sails installed in 2020 Read more
M/V Copenhagen
Rotor Sail installed in 2020 Read more
Timberwolf (ex Maersk Pelican)
Rotor Sails installed in 2018 Read more
Sea Zhoushan
Five Rotor Sails installed in 2021 Read more
Ongoing Projects
M/V Estraden
Rotor Sails installed in 2014 & 2015 Read more
Tuomas RiskiCEO & PARTNER, NORSEPOWEROur mission is to reduce the environmental impact of shipping through the commercialisation of innovative and modern sail power
The World’s Leading Wind Propulsion Technology
Norsepower Rotor Sails provide a reliable and easy-to-operate auxiliary wind propulsion system with a proven savings record. Norsepower Rotor Sails can typically reduce fuel consumption by 5-20%.
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Various third-party measurement campaigns have proven the savings potential of Norsepower Rotor Sails and have been used to verify the Norsepower Performance Simulator |
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The Rotor Sails are highly automized to minimize the additional workload for the crew and to maximize the efficiency |
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Norsepower Rotor Sail technology is suitable for most vessel types: tankers, bulkers, cruise vessels, RoRos, RoPax vessels, general cargo vessels, and ferries |
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The solution has been tested in co-operation with leading classification societies to ensure that it is robust, durable and safe to use |
Our Story
Norsepower was founded in late 2012 with a mission to reduce the environmental impact of shipping by providing efficient, easy to use, and reliable auxiliary wind propulsion for ships through its Rotor Sail Solution technology. The concept of Rotor Sails was first devised by Finnish inventor and architect Sigurd Savonius in the 1920s, concurrently with German engineer Anton Flettner. Our vision is to set the standard in bringing sails back to ocean transportation, and empower shipping towards reaching the goal of zero carbon emissions.