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OTHER NEWS

OTHER NEWS

One of the biggest aluminium vessels ever built has been delivered from one side of the world to the other on a specialised heavy-lift vessel. Semi-submersible heavy-lift vessel Black Marlin has delivered the 130m electric catamaran China Zorrilla from Australia…

16th September 2026

Record-breaking electric vessel delivered to Uruguay

16th September 2026

VESSELS

VESSELS

Set to be the largest battery-electric ferries in Europe, three ferries are taking shape at Incat Tasmania’s shipyard in Australia.

3rd July 2026

WATCH: Rollback completed for largest battery ferries in Europe

3rd July 2026

VESSELS

VESSELS

Wärtsilä will deliver a fully integrated electric propulsion system for a third Danish ferry, including waterjets, for three high-speed catamaran ferries for Denmark.

29th January 2026

Wärtsilä to deliver electric propulsion for a third Danish ferry

29th January 2026

VESSELS

VESSELS

Incat Tasmania has reached another defining moment in maritime history, with the world’s largest battery-electric ship commencing harbour trials in the River Derwent in Tasmania for the first time.

16th January 2026

WATCH: World’s largest electric ship trialled

16th January 2026

VESSELS

VESSELS

Danish ferry operator Molslinjen will operate a third 100% battery-electric high-speed ferry after signing a contract with Incat Tasmania.

5th December 2025

Third fully electric ferry joins Danish fleet

5th December 2025

VESSELS

VESSELS

The world’s largest electric ferry has reached a major milestone at Incat Tasmania’s Hobart shipyard, with one of its four battery rooms now receiving charge ahead of sea trials.

20th October 2025

Energy storage milestone for world’s largest electric ferry

20th October 2025

EQUIPMENT

EQUIPMENT

Denmark is taking a major step toward zero emission shipping with the introduction of two new high-speed electric ferries.

10th September 2025

Electric propulsion for green Danish ferries

10th September 2025

VESSELS

VESSELS

Incat Tasmania is to double its shipbuilding capacity with a new 12-hectare site that will allow it to build three large vessels at a time.

29th August 2024

Incat Tasmania to double shipbuilding capacity

29th August 2024