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The Green Scene Gallery
Submitted by Capt. Bill Pike on Thu, 2009-01-01 01:01
Photo Courtesy of Skysails
Onboard a comparatively small experimental vessel, Skysail techs deploy a towing kite of high-strength, weatherproof textiles for propulsion.
Photo Courtesy of Skysails
Skysails fly in stronger, more stable winds.
Photo Courtsy of Skysails
Some orientations are not possible.
Illustration Courtesy of Ferretti
The Ferretti FER.WEY hull form facilitates cruising at efficient, intermediate speeds.
Photo Courtesy of AAB
Compact azipods can be installed with propellers facing forward (seen here) or facing aft.
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