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Molslinjen Orders Third Electric Ferry from Incat
Danish ferry operator Molslinjen has placed an order for its third battery-powered ferry with Australia’s shipbuilder Incat Tasmania.
The first two fully battery-electric ferries are currently under construction at Incat’s Hobart shipyard, where the third 129 m vessel will also be built, Incat said in a press release on Friday.
The first ferry will enter service in 2027, with the second in 2028 and the third in 2029.
These vessels will operate on routes between Aarhus-Odden and Ebeltoft-Odden.
“Molslinjen is leading the way in the decarbonisation of high-speed ferry services in Europe, and we are proud to be delivering vessels that will play a central role in Denmark’s clean-transport future,” Stephen Casey, CEO of Incat Tasmania, said.
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