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Zephyrus Marine Partners with Mirai Ships to Build Zero- discharge Vessel for Japanese Offshore Wind Sector

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April 19, 2023
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Zephyrus Marine Partners with Mirai Ships to Build Zero-emission Vessel for Japanese Offshore Wind Sector
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Zephyrus Marine has actually authorized a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Japanese shipyard Mirai Ships to develop the Zephyrus Zero Carbon Offshore wind solution vessel.

Ad Hoc Marine Designs Ltd (Ad Hoc) will certainly be supplying the layout for the zero-emission Crew Transfer Vessel (“CTV”), which will certainly include Shift Clean Energy’s PwrSwäp innovation.

The course NK-approved power storage space system will certainly permit staff transfer vessels to exchange their modular battery systems effortlessly while supplying a zero-emission solution to the Japanese overseas wind industry, Zephyrus Marine stated.

The layout of the Zephyrus Zero Carbon Offshore wind solution procedure will certainly be customized to solution Japanese wind as well as overseas vessels especially.

“With Japanese waters known for the rough seas all year around, it was a natural fit to use Ad Hoc’s SWATH CTVs, which are tailor designed to withstand such harsh annual conditions, Zephyrus said.

According to available information, Japan plans to install up to 45 gigawatts of offshore wind power by 2040.

The fully electric Mothership will operate as the hotel and charging station with fully electric daughter vessels that will either be stowed on deck or returned to shore for near-shore operations. These daughter vessels will be lifted off the Mothership and launched into the field. When the charge is low, these CTVs will return to the Mothership to dock at the stern, allowing for the spent batteries (“e-pods”) to be lifted and replaced with fully charged ones within minutes.

Rob Stewart, Director at Zephyrus said, “We need to make it easy for shipowners and the offshore wind sector to go zero carbon. By partnering with Mirai Ships in building our unique solution, we can move the needle towards a net-zero shipping industry and we can do so while improving the operational cost and reducing the risk profiles within the offshore Japanese wind sector.”

The Zephyrus Zero Carbon Offshore wind service operation will utilize Shift’s PwrSwäp technology – a pay-as-you-go energy subscription service that the company says delivers ” immediate eco-friendly, tidy power to vessels without danger.”

As a result, Zephyrus said, vessels can utilize only the energy they need without committing to a fixed energy storage system. 

“The innovation is rooted in a network of convertible battery e-Pods as well as containers which are attached with cloud-based solution as well as administration facilities. Not just does PwrSwäp minimize exhausts as well as expenses, it conserves time. Unlike standard refueling which can take hrs, it takes in between 3-15 mins to exchange modular batteries This enhancement will certainly help with the change of Japanese wind as well as overseas vessels to crossbreed or totally electrical,” Zephyrus stated.

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