Veer Voyage is making strides in creating what could be the 'world’s first clean containership' for ocean voyages. By combining wind propulsion with hydrogen fuel cells, the company aims to set a new standard in sustainable shipping practices. The project, set to launch in 2027, has partnered with Fosen Stralsund shipyard in Germany to design and construct two innovative container vessels. Financial backing from PROW Capital and ongoing capital raising efforts showcase strong support for this revolutionary initiative. The vessel's design features a unique streamlined hull, carbon fiber masts equipped with innovative technology for weight reduction and stability, and a hydrogen fuel cell system to provide supplemental power. With an expected speed of up to 18 knots and a range of 10,400 miles, these vessels promise both efficiency and environmental friendliness. Receiving recognition from the IMO as 'absolute zero emission' and Approval in Principle from the American Bureau of Shipping, the project has already gained significant industry validation. The future expansion plans for a fleet of such vessels reflect Veer Voyage's commitment to sustainable shipping solutions and decarbonization efforts. The company's innovative approach and partnerships signal a promising future for the integration of hydrogen and wind power in maritime transportation.