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Mar 27, 2011
Full speed ahead - Green Ship of the Future
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Almost three years after setting sail towards more environmentally friendly and energy-efficient shipping, the Danish maritime industry initiative called Green Ship of the Future is still producing results. Today, products and results from Green Ship of the Future are implemented on more than 100 ships.
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