Maersk Ships to Sail with 100-Year-Old Sails to Save Fuel ↗
Front page leadMaersk is exploring the use of a 100-year-old invention, a rotor sail, on its ships to significantly reduce fuel consumption and emissions.
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The DR news front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a new environmental initiative for Maersk ships, developments in German politics (the AfD party's platform and their controversial views on history education), and Greenland's growing ties with the EU…
Maersk is exploring the use of a 100-year-old invention, a rotor sail, on its ships to significantly reduce fuel consumption and emissions.
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