VESSEL REVIEW | Estelle – Autonomous electric ferry enters service in Stockholm
Norwegian transport company Torghatten and compatriot technology firm Zeabuz have handed over an autonomous electric ferry to Torghatten’s Swedish subsidiary...
Norwegian transport company Torghatten and compatriot technology firm Zeabuz have handed over an autonomous electric ferry to Torghatten’s Swedish subsidiary...
Authorities in Indonesia have reported that a fire broke out on a ferry as it was loading vehicles and other freight at the Port of Merak in Banten...
Turku, Finland-based engineering company Meyer Floating Solutions recently unveiled images of proposed designs of floating terminals for use in ports...
The government of the Pays de la Loire region in western France has taken delivery of a new Ro-Pax ferry from local shipyard Piriou. Insula Oya III...
American Cruise Lines (ACL) has taken delivery of its newest catamaran cruise ship, the 241- by 56-foot (73.4- by 17-metre) American Eagle. Built by...
The Danish Marine Accident Investigation Board (DMAIB) recently published its report on the investigation into the fire incident involving the Stena...
Dutch transport company Riveer has begun operating two new electric-powered, double-ended ferries in a series built by a partnership of the Holland...
German public utility and transport company Stadtwerke Konstanz will soon place a new double-ended Ro-Pax ferry into service on Lake Constance to provide...
Russia’s Sredne-Nevsky Shipbuilding Plant has handed over a new fast catamaran ferry ordered by local customer State Transport Leasing Company (STLC)...
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