Havyard Group Secures Contract for New Hybrid Ferry Construction Havyard Group has announced the signing of a contract with a major European ferry operator for the construction of a new hybrid ferry at its shipyard in Leirvik, Norway, on 05 Oct 2023. The agreement involves the building of a 100-meter hybrid ferry designed to carry up to 500 passengers and 200 vehicles. Equipped with battery-electric propulsion and a low-emission diesel backup system, the vessel prioritizes environmental compliance by meeting IMO Tier III standards, ensuring reduced nitrogen oxide emissions. The ferry operator, a key player in the European transportation network, seeks to modernize its fleet as part of a broader sustainability initiative. Havyard will collaborate with industry leaders to integrate cutting-edge technology and support low-emission operations. The hybrid ferry is expected to be delivered in Q3 2025, enhancing eco-friendly maritime transport along its designated route.
Source: https://englishdart.fss.or.kr/dsbh001/main.do?rcpNo=20250915800141
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