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Norway Will Drill a Mountain so that Ships Can Cross It Inside: This Will Be the First Naval Tunnel in the World - Hybrids and Electrics

The Stad Ship Tunnel will have 1.7 kilometers in length, 50 meters in height and 36 meters in width, and will allow the ships to avoid one of the most complicated sea sections of the Norwegian coast.
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If the Stad Ship Tunnel works as intended, it could become more than a safer passage for ships. It could become an important link in a continuous, partially sheltered transport artery along the coast – creating new connections between the fjords, ports and the railway.

The Stad Ship Tunnel will have 1.7 kilometers in length, 50 meters in height and 36 meters in width, and will allow the ships to avoid one of the most complicated sea sections of the Norwegian coast.

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hibridosyelectricos.com broke the news on Saturday, October 17, 2026.
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