US EditionFinnish Carbon-Neutral Ferry Aims to Set Global Benchmark for Shipping
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Finnish carbon-neutral ferry aims to set global benchmark for shipping
Vaasa, Finland (AFP) Oct 23, 2025 In Finland, one of the world's first large passenger ferries to go carbon neutral aims to set the global standard for sustainable shipping, even as efforts to slash the industry's emissions face a backlash. No smoke billowed from the stacks of the Aurora Botnia, a 150-meter (492-foot) cargo and passenger ferry that can transport around 900 people, as it quietly crossed the narrow Gulf of Bot
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Connaissance des ÉnergiesVaasa (Finland), 24 Oct 2025 (AFP) – In Finland, a decarbonized ferry aims to become the benchmark for sustainable maritime transport, despite the challenges faced by the sector's emission reduction efforts. No smoke escapes from the chimneys of the Aurora Botnia, a 150-metre ferry capable of carrying 900 passengers, [...]
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