this sailing cargo ship thingy is defo giving me LIFE 
i mean, 90% of shipping needs to go green and these guys are like "hey let's try this wind-powered stuff" 
and omg the math on that reduced fuel consumption is wild - nearly half less? that's some serious savings 
but also can we talk about the front sail cracking and being all damaged 
and the price point of €3,200 is straight up STEEP for a two-week cruise what's the goal here tho? are they just testing the waters or what?
i mean, 90% of shipping needs to go green and these guys are like "hey let's try this wind-powered stuff" and omg the math on that reduced fuel consumption is wild - nearly half less? that's some serious savings but also can we talk about the front sail cracking and being all damaged and the price point of €3,200 is straight up STEEP for a two-week cruise what's the goal here tho? are they just testing the waters or what?
and the Neoliner Origin is leading the charge 
. I mean, sure it had its ups and downs (literally 
) but that front sail cracking was just a minor setback. And can you believe it saved us 35 hours in fuel consumption compared to traditional ships? That's some serious progress! 
It's crazy to think about the potential for this tech to decarbonise the entire industry 
. We're on the cusp of something massive here...
90% of the industry needs to change, but think about all those jobs & savings 
it's like something outta a fantasy movie! 
i mean we're already using trains and planes to save time, but this is on a WHOLE other level! 
and 35 hours of fuel vs 30+ train & plane travel? That's like a carbon footprint victory dance 
