The Blue Visby Solution aims to revolutionize cargo shipping by addressing the environmental impact of long-haul cargo ships. By optimizing speed and timing, significant fuel and emissions savings can be achieved without the need for costly ship modifications. The initiative challenges the traditional 'sail fast, then wait' practice prevalent in the industry, emphasizing the importance of on-time arrivals over speed. Through a study of Panamax vessels and cargo ships, it was found that minor speed adjustments could lead to substantial emission reductions while maintaining schedule adherence. Initial sea trials with bulk carriers M/V Gerdt Oldendorff and M/V Begonia demonstrated CO2 reductions of up to 28.2% and 12.9% respectively, showcasing the solution's practical impact. The Blue Visby Consortium's unique benefit-sharing mechanism incentivizes all stakeholders to participate in emission reduction efforts, creating a collaborative approach towards a greener shipping industry. In addition to fuel savings and emissions reduction, the solution offers secondary benefits such as reduced hull fouling, improved air quality around ports, and lower underwater noise pollution. The consortium's CEO expresses excitement for the commercial deployment of the solution, highlighting its potential as a central element in maritime decarbonization strategies.