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The Sea Zero project was presented by our subsidiary Vard at the Deichman Library in Oslo to government representatives, media, and key industry stakeholders. The vessel relies on batteries as its primary energy source and achieves an estimated 44% reduction in energy consumption compared with today’s ships. An important...

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Together with VARD, we reaffirm our commitment to developing innovative strategies and solutions to support a more sustainable future at sea.

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