World’s Largest Battery-Electric Vessel of Any Kind Ready to Enter Service
The vessel can carry 2,100 passengers and 225 vehicles and will run with zero emissions on the Rio de la Plata route.
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World’s Largest Battery-Electric Vessel of Any Kind Ready to Enter Service
China Zorrilla is officially the world’s largest battery-electric vessel of any kind, freshly delivered to its future operator, Buquebus in a memorable 40-day journey from Tasmania to South America. This Tasmanian-built pioneering ferry will operate Uruguay and Argentina, and it has already the paved the way for similar green ferries in Europe. The name China Zorrilla doesn’t have anything to do with China, b... (continue reading...)
One of the Largest Electric Ships in the World Connects Buenos Aires Colonia and Cost US$200 Million
The company Buquebus has introduced its first electric ferry, which doubles the capacity of passengers that transport the ships of the company
The ferry arrived on Saturday from Australia. It was transported 15,000 kilometers above another specialized boat that deposited it in Nueva Palmira, Uruguay. It has capacity for 2,100 passengers and 225 vehicles. It offers 3,000 square meters of recreation, gastronomy and a free-shop of 2,300 square meters.
The world's largest electric ferry has been delivered. The 130-metre catamaran has a 40 MWh battery. That's the equivalent of 500 electric cars. The catamaran China Zorrilla has been delivered to South America after a long journey across the Pacific Ocean. On board is a gigantic 40 megawatt-hour (MWh) battery pack. The enormous vessel is built in aluminium by the Australian shipyard Incat in […]
The river transport between Argentina and Uruguay is about to take the most important technological and environmental leap in its history. Starting in mid-October, the imposing "China Zorrilla" will begin to traverse the Río de la Plata, consolidating itself as the world's largest 100% electric ferry to enter into commercial operation...
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