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Fjord1 awards Tersan Shipyard with a two-ferry order

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09.06.2021 13:20

Fjord1 awards Tersan Shipyard with a two-ferry order

FERRYFjord1 has signed a contract with Tersan Shipyard of Turkey to build two 84m long and 16.3m double-ended ferries, each with a capacity of 248 persons, 80 cars and six trucks.

Slated for delivery in Q2 2023, the sister ships are designed by Norwegian-based HAV Design.

The battery-powered vessels, charged when alongside, will boast a diesel-electric back-up system when they service the Stranda-Liabygda and Eidsdal-Linge routes, so they can operate in full-electric, hybrid and diesel-electric mode.

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Tags: FERRYFjord1 , tersan shipyard , HAV Design , Eidsdal-Linge route

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