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A look at where WSF stands in electrifying its fleet, terminals
The program includes up to 16 new hybrid-electric vessels and shore charging at 16 terminals, with $1.68 billion secured so far.
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Bainbridge Island ReviewA look at where WSF stands in electrifying its fleet, terminals
Washington State Ferries has a goal of transitioning to an emission-free ferry fleet by 2050. The Ferry System Electrification Program is estimated to cost $6 billion, and will include up to 16 new hybrid-electric vehicles, adding shore charging at up to 16 terminals and converting up to three vessels to hybrid-electric power. The Wenatchee is already functioning as a hybrid-electric ferry and WSF estimates the first 160-auto ferry could be in s…
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