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Wagenborg invests millions in fast, energy-efficient ferry

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Wagenborg Passagiersdiensten and Next Generation (NG) Shipyards have signed a multimillion-euro contract to build a new high-speed Wadden Ferry for the service between Ameland and Holwert in the Netherlands. The ship will run on biodiesel and can be converted to fully electric propulsion in the future. The ship will be built by NG Shipyards in collaboration with several subcontractors in the northern Netherlands. The new Wadden Ferry will be del…

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Wagenborg invests millions in fast, energy-efficient ferry

Wagenborg Passagiersdiensten and Next Generation (NG) Shipyards have signed a multimillion-euro contract to build a new high-speed Wadden Ferry for the service between Ameland and Holwert in the Netherlands. The ship will run on biodiesel and can be converted to fully electric propulsion in the future. The ship will be built by NG Shipyards in collaboration with several subcontractors in the northern Netherlands. The new Wadden Ferry will be del…

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