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Partnerships & Sales / 0 Minutes / 4th March 2026

GT Wings joins INTERCARGO, supporting industry collaboration for sustainable shipping 

GT Wings has joined INTERCARGO (the International Association of Dry Cargo Shipowners) as an associate member, marking a significant step in the company’s drive to bring innovative wind-assisted propulsion technology to the global dry bulk sector. 

INTERCARGO is pleased to announce that GT Wings has joined its Associate membership community and looks forward to engaging even more with the fast-developing innovative wind technology sector. We actively support sustainable shipping through advocacy, membership, and collaboration, specifically incorporating wind-assisted propulsion as a potential decarbonisation tool.

Dimitris Monioudis, Chairman of INTERCARGO’s Technical Committee (pictured left) 

INTERCARGO is committed to safety and quality in ship operations, with a focus on operational efficiency and the protection of the marine environment. The Association works with the IMO to advocate for practical, ‘streamlined’ environmental compliance measures. This includes supporting innovative propulsion methods that may help members meet tightening global environmental standards. 

The addition of GT Wings to its membership reinforces the Association’s dedication to incorporating advanced propulsion methods that can help shipowners meet increasingly stringent international standards. Both organisations aim to foster greater knowledge-sharing and accelerate the adoption of green technologies across the dry bulk shipping industry, taking the sector another step forward towards a greener future. 

GT Wings is delighted to join INTERCARGO and engage more closely with the global dry bulk community. As developers of the AirWing™ wind propulsion system for commercial shipping, we believe collaboration across the industry is essential to accelerating the adoption of practical decarbonisation technologies. We look forward to working with INTERCARGO and its members to support the transition to more efficient, lower-emission shipping.

Liam Campbell, CCO at GT Wings (pictured right)

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