Incat, an Australian boatbuilder, has launched Hull 096, touted as the largest battery-powered ship globally. Built for South American operator Buquebus, the vessel will serve ferry routes between Buenos Aires and Uruguay, carrying 2,100 passengers and 225 vehicles. With over 250 tonnes of batteries and cutting-edge energy storage technology, Hull 096 is a leap toward sustainable shipping, aiming to reduce the maritime industry's carbon footprint. Incat's leadership emphasizes their commitment to constructing advanced, eco-friendly ships for international markets, positioning Hull 096 as a milestone project in environmental maritime innovation.
The Hull 096, launched by Incat, is the world's largest battery-powered ship, representing a significant advancement in sustainable shipping for the global market.
Incat has built a ship with more than 250 tonnes of batteries and over 40 megawatt-hours of capacity, making it the largest electric vehicle of its kind.
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