Future of The Fjords: A Ground Breaking Zero Emission Electric Passenger Vessel
Geschreven op 7-6-2017 - Erik van Erne. Geplaatst in Vervoer en OV
Mooi hoor. Een volledig emissievrij elektrisch passagiersschip de Future of The Fjords dat in 2018 in de vaart komt.
Het schip, dat momenteel gebouwd wordt door rederij Brødrene Aa, wordt aangedreven door een elektromotor van 300 kilowatt en biedt ruimte voor 400 passagiers.
De kosten voor de Future of The Fjords bedragen zo’n 15 miljoen Euro.
Zie ook: De Elfrida: ‘s Werelds Eerste Elektrich Aangedreven Werkschip voor Visteelt in Noorwegen - De Ampere: ’s Werelds Eerste Elektrische Veerboot in Gebruik Genomen in Noorwegen - De Ecolution, Het Duurzame Zeilschip by Wubbo Ockels - Fairtransport: Zeilend vrachtschip “De schoenerbrik Tres Hombres” - Vijf Elektrische Ro-Ro Veerponten Voor GVB Amsterdam by C-Job Naval Architects - Seven Battery-Powered Electric Ferries for Fjord1 in Norway by Havyard Shipyard - Converting The Stena Jutlandica to Battery-Powered Electric Ferrie by Stena Line
The Fjords DA has confirmed that is building a sister ship to the striking diesel-electric plug-in hybrid Vision of the Fjords, launched in 2016. However, unlike its predecessor, this 42m long carbon fibre vessel will be all electric and completely emission free. The aptly named Future of the Fjords launches in April 2018.
Currently under construction at specialist shipbuilder Brødrene Aa, the new vessel retains Vision of the Fjords’ eye-catching ‘mountain path’ design and environmentally friendly build, with a hull that minimises wake and reduces shoreline impact erosion. It too offers up to 400 passengers jaw dropping panoramic views of the Western Norwegian fjords, with a guaranteed 1m each of railing on deck for a unique ‘front row’ experience of nature.
See also: The Peace Boat Ecoship Project: The World’s Greenest Cruise Ship Will Sail in 2020 - Zero-Emission Container Feeder Vessel: A Hydrogen Powered Ship by DNV GL Maritime Services - An Amazing Plug-In Hybrid Sailboat: Tang Catamaran by Tag Yachts
