Tag: electric vessels

Artemis Technologies has unveiled the design of its new 100% electric EF-24 Passenger vessel. This ferry is among several zero-emission vessels being developed by Artemis Technologies in Belfast, Northern Ireland, designed to provide commercially viable green transport solutions for operators, cities and governments across the world.

As ASKO informed, on 15 September its battery-electric and driverless vessels were christened in Moss Havn. The sea drones were named "MS Marit" and "MS Therese".

REGENT has received an Approval in Principle (AiP) from Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore for its 12-passenger, fully electric, wing-in-ground effect (WIG) seaglider, the Viceroy.

[email protected] Shipping, subsidiary of ESL Shipping, declares an option and order for five additional vessels from the Indian shipyard Chowgule & Company Private Limited, from which the shipping company has previously ordered seven identical electric hybrid vessels.

Western Baltic Engineering (WBE) is unveiling new designs for what it claims to be the first ever electric pusher vessel for use on Europe’s inland waterways called the ‘Electric Eel’.

Chairman and Managing Director of Cochin Shipyard Limited (CSL) Madhu S Nair informed said that India’s first indigenous hydrogen-fuelled electric vessel is likely to delivered by March-April 2023.

Saronic Ferries announced their partnership with C-Job Naval Architects, that will develop the design of the first fully-electric Ro-Pax ferry in Greece.

Electric ferry Ellen sailed 50 nautical miles – 92 kilometers – on a single battery charge during the International Energy Agency’s 7th Annual Conference on Energy Efficiency. The distance marks a new world record.

The world’s first commercially viable fully electric foiling workboat range, developed by Belfast’s Artemis Technologies, was launched on June 9.

During the Posidonia 2022, DNV signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Saronic Ferries to enable the development of an electric ferry for local deployment in Greece.