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On the 15th of February, we had the honor of hosting a momentous event with more than 50 guests at our regenerative shipyard.
Over the last few months, work has been consistently progressing with Ceiba´s interior. This update takes a moment to celebrate the many crucial milestones that have been passed.
Vega completed successful trials in August as her crew tested work that had been carried out over the previous months.
Shipwright Augusto Gerbasi reflects on the wet season in the shipyard in Costa Rica - where the wooden cargo schooner CEIBA is being built
The latest industry news report on SAILCARGO INC. Interesting Engineering sat down with CEO Danielle Doggett to discuss one of the world’s largest industries and how it may change in the future.
Watch the latest presentation from our CEO Danielle Doggett with International Windship Association Secretary Gavin Allwright.
Global 3000 looks into the dark side of hydropower in India, the high-tech potential of artificial diamonds, and a sustainable cargo ship made of wood. Our part starts at minute 12:45.
By Michael Stocks | Deutsche Welle
Weltweit ist die Schifffahrt für den Ausstoß von etwa einer Milliarde Tonnen Kohlendioxid verantwortlich. Zudem verursacht sie etwa 15 Prozent der Stickoxidemissionen und 13 Prozent der Schwefeldioxidemissionen - Tendenz weiter steigend.
Weltspiegel | Das Erste
The shipping industry's climate impact is large and growing, but a team in Costa Rica is making way for a clean shipping revolution with a cargo ship made of wood.
by Jocelyn Timperley | BBC
Scans, Soundings, Surve and SAILCARGO: Building Ceiba with Surveying
by Gavin Schrock | xyHt Magazine
Journalist Jan Joswig joins the shipyard crew as a volunteer.
By Jan Joswig | Free Men’s World
A century ago, a large wooden cargo schooner called Vega sailed up and down the Swedish coast making zero-carbon deliveries, before the concept of carbon footprints existed. Now, the fully restored ship is sailing across the Atlantic to begin a new life delivering cargo for companies that are trying to cut emissions.