P&O Ferries' Pride of Hull adopts biofuel on the North Sea corridor

P&O’s North Sea ferry to use biofuel

P&O has announced that its vessel, the Pride of Hull, will become the first ferry on the North Sea to run permanently on low-carbon biofuel. Following a successful trial, the vessel will complete its Hull-Rotterdam route powered by biofuel B30, as P&O Ferries works to cut emissions across its fleet. The 215m-long Pride of Hull carries up to 1,360 passengers and 400 freight vehicles on the route, which is a critical trade and travel link between …

P&O Ferries' Pride of Hull adopts biofuel on the North Sea corridor

P&O Ferries has introduced biofuel on its North Sea service, with the Pride of Hull becoming the first vessel on the Hull–Rotterdam route...