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Anemoi renews rotor sail testing base with Port of Blyth

fiona by fiona
December 2, 2022
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Anemoi renews rotor sail testing base with Port of Blyth

Anemoi Marine Technologies has extended the lease for its land-based rotor sail test facility at the Port of Blyth following a period of growth for the business.

Anemoi provides wind technology for the shipping industry. For nearly 10 years Anemoi’s test facility has been based at the Port of Blyth. The collaboration has been instrumental in bringing Anemoi Rotor Sail Technology to the market.

The location at the Port of Blyth obtains similar wind conditions to those experienced at sea, which allows Anemoi to test and research the performance of Rotor Sails in a safe and controlled environment. The facility, which houses a full-scale folding Rotor Sail, continues to play an important role in the development of Anemoi Rotor Sails.

“It’s fantastic that Anemoi will continue their operations here at the Port. Anemoi plays a key role in decarbonisation within the maritime industry and we are proud to facilitate forward-thinking companies who are creating a greener future. There is a growing cluster of pioneering businesses along the estuary that are leading the energy transition from Blyth,” said Martin Lawlor, chief executive at the Port of Blyth.

Kim Diederichsen, chief executive at Anemoi commented: “We’re delighted to be extending our lease at the Port of Blyth. Anemoi is going from strength to strength as Rotor Sails become an integral tool in the race to reduce global ship emissions. Anemoi are proud to invest in the United Kingdom and continue our close ties with such a significant Port.”

Tags: Anemoi Marine TechnologiesCollaborationDecarbonisationMaritime IndustryRotor SailsTest CentreUnited KingdomWind Propulsion
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