“On our other rotor sails we roughly save around 1 to 1.2 tonnes per day per rotor sail ... you can save up to 1,500 tonnes per vessel per year, which is around 4,500 tonnes of CO2”
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Said on Tech Life
“The control system will understand where the wind is blowing and it will speed the rotor up or slow it down accordingly ... it can go up to 170 revolutions per minute”
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implemented a control system that monitors wind direction and automatically speeds up or slows down the rotor (up to 170 rpm) to optimise fuel savings
up to 170 revolutions per minute; optimal side-wind angle up to 30°
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“We've put a rotor on the bow ... the container stacks ... the wind will obviously kind of get stuck there and that will create higher winds around the rotor”
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“Implement access logging, least-privileged principles, and monitoring for unusual queries against HR systems.”
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Said on Legal & Privacy Brief
“‘When wind speeds are really low, you have no renewable generation, lots of demand and the system becomes really tight… we need more gas.’”
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Arnue Tan BNEF European Power Team
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