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Sustainable shipping vessel concepts, green shipping designs & marine renewable energy technologies by Eco Marine Power Co. Ltd. Also pictures & videos of EMP projects, products and events. Designs & technologies include the patented Aquarius MRE & EnergySail, Aquarius MAS, Aquarius Marine Solar Power, Tonbo Solar Hybrid Ferry, Medaka Urban Eco Commuter Ferry and Aquarius Eco Ship. Please note that these images & videos remain the property of Eco Marine Power Co. Ltd and/or partner companies. Higher resolution images may be available upon request. For further information including media enquiries please contact us via our online Enquiry Form.
Aquarius MRE, EnergySail and the Eco Marine Power logo are trademarks of Eco Marine Power Co. Ltd. © 2010-2018 Eco Marine Power Co. Ltd. All rights reserved.
EnergySail Demonstration and Test Unit at the Onomichi Marine Tech Test Center in Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan.
Eco Marine Power and Furukawa Battery with guests at the 2019 Shipping Finance Conference in Athens, Greece.
Eco Marine Power company presentation and products overview including EnergySail, Aquarius MAS, Aquarius Marine Solar Power and Aquarius MRE.
Eco Marine Power solar panel array on large cargo ship installed as part of an Aquarius MAS + Solar solution. Renewable energy for shipping.
Aquarius Eco Ship concept design incorporates a innovative solar & wind power system for ships called the Aquarius MRE.
Ship solar panel array installed as part of an Aquarius MAS + Solar solution package with batteries and monitoring system.
Impression of Aquarius Eco Ship with EnergySail array and solar panel arrays. This version of the Aquarius Eco ship is a bulker or bulk cargo ship.
Marine solar power array being installed on Blue Star Delos in October 2014 as part of an integrated Aquarius Management & Automation System.
Impression of Aquarius MRE by Eco Marine Power (EMP) shown on an oil tanker. Rigid sails may be fitted with solar panels.
The Eco Marine Power, KEI System & Furukawa Battery display booth at the Electric & Hybrid Marine World Expo 2015 at the RAI Center in Amsterdam.
Impression of the Eco Marine Power (EMP) Tonbo solar-electric hybrid ferry loading passengers. The unique solar panel array was developed by EMP.
Aquarius MAS + Solar PV array on-board the ship Blue Star Delos at Ios Island, Greece. May 2015, during marine solar power evaluation trials.
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Eco Marine Power Launches Evaluation of Advanced Solar Power System and Solar Module Technologies Onboard Ship
Several photovoltaic module technologies will be evaluated with the first units installed recently on a bulk cargo ship.
Fukuoka, Japan – 1st August 2025 – Eco Marine Power Co., Ltd. (Eco Marine Power) announced today that it has commenced evaluation trials of its updated solar power system known as Aquarius Marine Solar Power, and the first of several photovoltaic (PV) module technologies. These trials, planned to run for 12 to 18 months, aim to demonstrate the practicality and performance of the updated solar po...
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Eco Marine Power & Aries Marine to cooperate on innovative ship technology projects
Projects will include the implementation of ship solar power systems, data management systems & energy saving technologies.
Fukuoka, Japan – 4th September 2024 – to support the implementation of its unique energy saving technologies & solutions onto ships & offshore structures, Eco Marine Power Co., Ltd. (Eco Marine Power) of Japan announced today that it had recently signed a cooperation agreement with Aries Marine and Engineering Services LLC. (Aries Marine) in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). This ag...
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Eco Marine Power to cooperate with Nakashima Propeller in exploring maritime applications for composite materials
Lightweight & durable structures made with composite materials to also be used for ongoing project onboard cargo ship.
Fukuoka, Japan – 8th April 2024 – as part of its ongoing Aquarius Eco Ship Project, Eco Marine Power Co., Ltd. (Eco Marine Power) is to explore in cooperation with Nakashima Propeller Co., Ltd. (Nakashima Propeller), the further use of carbo-fibre reinforced plastic (CFRP) and glass-fibre reinforced plastic (GFRP) for ship structures & other maritime applications. Eco Marine Power will als...
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Eco Marine Power introduces cloud communication IoT device for maritime applications
Power saving gateway router can be integrated with Eco Marine Power’s computer system architecture & a range of sensors & communication devices.
Fukuoka, Japan – 9th November 2023 – Eco Marine Power (EMP) announced today it has partnered with Surfwave Inc., of Japan to bring the SurfGate cloud communication & power-saving gateway router to the maritime market. The SurfGate router is an IoT (Internet of Things) gateway that is compatible with all types of IoT needs. In addition to conventional Ethernet,...
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NittoSeiko & Sunflame join Aquarius Innovation Forum
Companies will bring to the group innovative technologies related to improving ship energy efficiency.
Fukuoka, Japan – 16th August 2023 – Eco Marine Power is pleased to announce that two further Japanese companies: NITTOSEIKO CO., LTD. (NittoSeiko) and SUNFLAME.CO., LTD. (Sunflame) – have joined the Aquarius Innovation Forum and bring with them innovative technologies related to improving energy efficiency onboard ships, systems automation & digital solutions for ship data performance management.
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New Sail Device for Ships Developed by Eco Marine Power
New innovative sail device can be used as a modification for rigid sails or used as a stand-alone energy saving device.
Fukuoka, Japan – 27th June 2023 – After several years of research & development (R&D) Eco Marine Power (EMP) announced today that it has developed a new type of sail device for ships. This sail device known as a SailetTM (patent pending) can increase the propulsive forces created by EMP’s patented EnergySail® and can also be used as a stand-alone sail-assisted propulsion or energy saving ...
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Major Shipping Company and Eco Marine Power to Jointly Conduct Eco Ship Study
Companies will explore together the use of renewable energy as a source of zero emissions power onboard ships and investigate methods to improve energy efficiency.
Fukuoka, Japan – 14th February 2023 – A major shipping company based in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Eco Marine Power Co., Ltd. (EMP) of Japan have agreed to undertake a joint Eco Ship technical study related to renewable energy solutions for ships including Aquarius Marine Solar Power, EnergySail® and Aquarius MRE®. The study will also include in...
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Furukawa Battery FCR series batteries to be used for Eco Handymax project
ClassNK approved marine batteries to be used for ship solar power system & back-up applications.
Fukuoka, Japan – 30th May 2022 – In a first for shipping, Eco Marine Power Co., Ltd. (Eco Marine Power) and technology partner The Furukawa Battery Co., Ltd. (Furukawa Battery) will supply marine-grade FCR series batteries for both a solar power system & for back-up use on a Handymax bulker. This will be the first time the FCR batteries have been used for these dual applications onboard a ship with one set bein...
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Zero emission design concept for Handymax bulker unveiled
Ship design incorporates renewable energy solutions, electric propulsion & fuel cells.
Fukuoka, Japan – 27th April 2022 – As part of an ongoing zero emission ship design project Eco Marine Power has released details of a new Handymax bulker that incorporates a range of renewable energy solutions, energy saving devices, electric propulsion and fuel cells. This ship design concept is known as the Aquarius Eco Handymax II and all the technologies currently encompassed in the design are either currently available ...
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Eco Marine Power expands maritime innovation forum
Further companies join the Aquarius Innovation Forum to discuss energy efficient, power saving and zero emission technologies for shipping.
Fukuoka, Japan – 12th January 2022 – To further facilitate the exchange of ideas between ship owners, ship managers and technology providers, Eco Marine Power has renamed and expanded the maritime technology discussion group it formed in February 2021. This expanded group is now known as the Aquarius Innovation Forum and brings together twelve companies ranging from ship owner...
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