GT Wings has joined Maritime Solent, the leading regional maritime organisation bringing together businesses, academia, researchers and public sector partners to drive innovation, skills development and sustainable growth across the Solent region. 

As a company committed to transforming the shipping industry through wind-assisted propulsion technology, becoming a member of Maritime Solent represents an exciting opportunity to collaborate with organisations and stakeholders that share our ambition to accelerate the maritime sector’s transition to net zero. 

Maritime Solent plays a key role in strengthening the region’s maritime ecosystem by connecting industry leaders, supporting innovation, developing skills and encouraging collaboration across the supply chain.  

Through this membership, GT Wings looks forward to building new partnerships, sharing knowledge and supporting initiatives that advance sustainable shipping. Collaboration across the board – from businesses and researchers to educators and policymakers – is essential to deliver the innovations needed to decarbonise maritime transport, and Maritime Solent provides an ideal platform for these connections to be created and nurtured. 

Lili Flour, Business Development Manager at GT Wings, said: 

GT Wings is proud to partner with Maritime Solent and be part of a community that is driving sustainable growth at regional level. Joining Maritime Solent allows us to collaborate with a unique network of businesses, researchers, academia and public sector partners working together to support the marine ecosystem and advance the transition to a more sustainable maritime industry. This partnership is a welcome opportunity to strengthen supply-chain relationships and support regional skills development across the sector.

As GT Wings continues to grow, we look forward to engaging with Maritime Solent members and contributing to regional initiatives that will help shape the future of sustainable shipping. We are excited to be part of creating a cleaner, more resilient and more competitive maritime sector.