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The Untold Challenges of the Admiral’s Cup

Ron O’Hanley and his teammates on the Cookson 50 Privateer, racing and inshore race at the RORC’s Admiral’s Cup in 2025. Rick Tomlinson/RORC. For those who have forgotten th ...

This Ship Uses 2 Sails & Wind-Assisted Propulsion Tech To Cross The Ocean - Here's How It Works

Wind-Assisted Propulsion is where old meets new, using power drawn from the wind to help move the ship on its journey, saving fuel along the way.

This New 30-Foot Foiling Yacht Will Have the Longest Range of Any Recreational Vessel

Navier's hybrid diesel-electric Quanta-R will be able to cruise 700 nautical miles four feet off the water on its high-tech foils.
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MSC Cruises Connects to Shore Power in New York for the First Time

MSC Meraviglia connected to shore power at Brooklyn Cruise Terminal, a first for MSC Cruises in New York City.
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Santa Barbara Sailor to Embark on 6,000-Mile Offshore Sailing Race

Santa Barbara sailor Colin Campbell is about to join Globe 40, one of the most challenging offshore sailing events in the ...
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MSC Cruises Uses Shore Power in New York for the First Time

MSC Cruises connects to shore power in New York for the first time as MSC Meraviglia plugs in at the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal, reducing emissions and advancing the company’s sustainability program.
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MSC Cruises advances shorepower

At Le Havre Port in Normandy, MSC’s MSC Poesia became the first cruise ship to connect to shorepower on the Atlantic coast.