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Bergen

HAVlunsj: Back to the future? Green shipping is setting sail

Wind propulsion is making a comeback in shipping, more than a century after the first Age of Sail. Learn more about how wind can cut maritime emissions in our upcoming HAVlunsj.

August 20, 2026
8/20/26 11:30 am
8/20/26 12:30 pm
Clipper ship Southern Cross leaving Boston Harbor, 1851, by Fitz Hugh Lane. Public domain.

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In this lunch session, Odfjell will share learnings from their wind-assisted tanker Bow Olympus and perspectives on future deployment of wind-assisted propulsion. In addition, Maritime CleanTech will introduce the EU-funded Orcelle Horizon project, which just completed the installation of a wing sail onboard Wallenius Wilhelmsen's car-carrier Tirranna.

Full programme TBA!

This in-person event will be held in Norwegian.

Om HAVlunsj

HAVlunsj er ein serie med lunsjmøte i regi av VISMaritime Bergen, GCE Ocean TechnologyNCE Seafood InnovationMarineholmen og Maritime CleanTech.

HAVlunsj er ein uformell møteplass for havnæringane, med fokus på kompetanseheving og nettverksbygging. Vanlegvis arrangert nest siste torsdag i månaden i Thormøhlens gate 51 på Marineholmen (2. etg i VilVite).

HAVlunsjen er gratis og open for alle. Gratis lunsj til påmeldte.

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