World’s first zero-emission ship docks in HCMC

Energy Observer docks at Khanh Hoi Port in HCMC’s District 4 on Wednesday as part of its visit to the city from June 18 to 29. The French vessel has been on a world tour for five years without having to consume any fossil fuel. It is the first vessel in the world that is autonomous in energy thanks to her onboard technologies, combining multiple sources of solar, wind and hydropower produced on board. Following her launch in April 2017, Energy Observer departed on a world tour that year, with HCMC its 73rd stop. Departing from its home port of Saint-Malo (France) in 2017, the Energy Observer has sailed more than 50,000 nautical miles and visited more than 40 countries and territories. The Energy Observer features a dual-body design to reduce water resistance. The ship has a length of 30 meters, a width of 12 meters, and can reach a maximum speed of 14 knots per hour. On board, there are a total of more than 200 solar panels placed on the hull to receive energy from the sun. The ship is on a mission to raise awareness for a green transition while exploring solutions to prove that another energy… Read full this story

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