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SUSTAINSEA

Under construction · Spain · Last reported Feb 2025

Source: Open Access Government

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The SUSTAINSEA project aims to reduce carbon dioxide emissions in the maritime sector by implementing wind-assisted propulsion systems developed by Bound 4 Blue. These systems are designed to decrease reliance on fossil fuels and are currently being deployed on five large cargo vessels, contributing to the EU's goal of net-zero emissions in maritime transport by 2045.

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Under Construction
Sector
Seaport, Government, Wind
Location
Spain
Updated
22 Jul 2026
Source
Open Access Government

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The project “SUSTAINSEA” is an infrastructure initiative in the Seaport sector, located in Spain. Taiyo aggregates data on it from Open Access Government.

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The SUSTAINSEA project aims to reduce carbon dioxide emissions in the maritime sector by implementing wind-assisted propulsion systems developed by Bound 4 Blue. These systems are designed to decrease reliance on fossil fuels and are currently being deployed on five large cargo vessels, contributing to the EU's goal of net-zero emissions in maritime transport by 2045.

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Maritime

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Spain

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Seaport, Government, Wind

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2025-02-14

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