SV Kwai: GIZ Low Carbon Sea Transport Project in the Marshall Islands

The cargo ship SV Kwai has been owned by the Republic of the Marshall Islands since January 2021. SV Kwai travels to all atolls, bringing in copra to Majuro Atoll, and passengers to nearby atolls. She has shown that she is capable of carrying loads of cobra and passengers altogether. As part of our project supporting the Marshall Islands to transition to low carbon sea transport, we are happy and proud that the ship is sailing through Marshallese waters using wind propulsion as an energy efficient solution.
This film was produced by Chewy Lin.

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Great to see the world acting as one to reduce GHG! Rest assured that our small community over here in Austria is doing the same by exchanging gas guzzling mobility with EVs, replacing gas and oil burning heaters by heat pumps with air, water or the earth itself as a source of heat and putting solar on every roof.

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Its a developed countries strategy to add their industrial carbon consumption.

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