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Norway Orders 20 Flying Electric Ferries for Fjords
Planet WinsApr 14

Norway Orders 20 Flying Electric Ferries for Fjords

Norway just ordered 20 electric hydrofoil ferries that glide above the water like magic carpets, cutting energy use by 80% while keeping fjords quiet and clean. The zero-emission vessels will create the world's largest electric ferry fleet by 2030.

Google News - Norway Green Energy3 min read
Norway Orders 20 Electric 'Flying' Ferries for Coast
InnovationApr 9

Norway Orders 20 Electric 'Flying' Ferries for Coast

Norway just placed the world's largest order for electric hydrofoil ferries: 20 vessels that literally lift out of the water to slash energy use by 80%. These "flying" boats could finally crack the code on electrifying high-speed coastal transport.

Electrek3 min read
Swedish Electric Ferry Glides Above Waves in Near Silence
InnovationApr 3

Swedish Electric Ferry Glides Above Waves in Near Silence

A Swedish company just turned choppy, noisy boat rides into smooth, quiet journeys that feel more like flying than sailing. The P-12 Business ferry lifts above water on hydrofoils, using 80% less energy while carrying passengers in library-level quiet.

Electrek2 min read
Electric Ferry Completes Record 160-Mile Coastal Voyage
VideosFeb 4

Electric Ferry Completes Record 160-Mile Coastal Voyage

A sleek hydrofoiling ferry just proved electric boats can travel serious distances, completing a 160-nautical-mile journey up the Scandinavian coast. The voyage shows clean water transport is ready for the real world.

New Atlas2 min read
Swedish Ferry Sails 160 Miles on $230 of Electricity
VideosFeb 3

Swedish Ferry Sails 160 Miles on $230 of Electricity

A sleek electric ferry just completed the longest sea journey ever made by an electric passenger vessel, traveling from Sweden to Norway on less electricity than it takes to fill a gas tank. The secret? Hydrofoil wings that lift the boat out of the water and slash energy use by 80%.

Electrek3 min read