A whale of a day
As often as possible, we report on the sailing adventures of the cargo brigantine Tres Hombres. Giulia, the cook, is a passionate reporter. In her latest blog, she writes about the return voyage from Dominca.
Read moreSailcargo, sailtraining and wind-assisted ship propulsion
Sailcargo, sailtraining and wind-assisted ship propulsion
As often as possible, we report on the sailing adventures of the cargo brigantine Tres Hombres. Giulia, the cook, is a passionate reporter. In her latest blog, she writes about the return voyage from Dominca.
Read moreAfter we already published extensively about it, other media are also reporting on the French report on the De Gallant accident. And draw their own conclusions from it, as the title of this article shows.
Read moreGrain de Sail, a pioneer in decarbonised maritime logistics, has announced plans to build its third cargo sailboat, the Grain de Sail III.
Read moreFor a long time, it was a utopia: container ships with sails. But after decades of talk, the use of wind energy in shipping is booming. Sailing Magazine thought it was time for an overview.
Read moreRaybel Charters has released a report on an investigation into opening a sailing cargo network in the Thames estuary, focused on transport to and from London.
Read moreThe first TOWT ship Anemos has made her first transatlantic crossing, from Le Havre to New York. On 3 September, the ship arrived in Newark Bay near New York City.
Read moreAlex from New Dawn Traders recently took an e-commerce marketing course. That reminded him that he is a poor capitalist. To be successful, his company needs to sell a lot more products.
Read moreThe Fair Winds Collective (FWC) is dedicated to uniting sustainable projects under sail. It does so through research & education, empowerment, and encouraging and organising sailing freight and sailing trips.
Read moreTransOceanic Wind Transport (TOWT) has taken delivery of its second cargo sailing vessel after more than two years of construction at the PIRIOU shipyard in Vietnam. Wind energy, as for the previously completed sister ship, is the main means of propulsion.
Read moreSince corona, sea charter skipper Ton Lemmers (1942) has been seeing fewer and fewer passengers. With his Stella Maris, he lies in Amsterdam’s Oude Houthaven waiting for a barrel of rum for Flensburg.
Read moreSeveral French companies are having sail cargo ships built to transport luxury goods from France to the United States. Bayonne-based Vela Sail for Goods and Le Havre-based TransOceanic Wind Transport expect to transport zero emissions from 2026.
Read moreAt the Asia Shipbuilding Yard on Geoje Island, Korea, the SV Juren Ae was christened: the first wind-powered Pacific Island Sailing Supply ship for domestic sea transport in the Marshall Islands and the Pacific region.
Read moreBoth Tres Hombres and The Tukker have started their summer trips. Both are going to very different destinations in Europe. The Adventure is on its way back from its winter trip to Boca Chica.
Read moreEvery now and then you read here about (plans for) a historic cargo sailing ship. Then again, you hear nothing for months to a year. Therefore a quick update on the ships sailing for our sponsor Fairtransport.
Read moreVictoria Mahoney is a crew member on the Tukker, a durable sailing cargo ship whose history began as far back as 1912. Over a century later in 2023, the ship has joined Fairtransport’s fleet.
Read moreFollowing the sad news of the Gallant accident, Alex from New Dawn Traders issued a communiqué.
Read moreThe search for the two missing sailors of the crashed sailing cargo ship The Gallant off the coast of the Bahamas has ceased. The French shipping company Blue Schooner Company announced this with regret on Thursday afternoon.
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