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World's Largest Battery-Electric Ship Leaves Tasmania, Piggybacked on Heavy-Lift Vessel for 40-Day Delivery
The world’s largest battery-electric ship, Hull 096, has departed Tasmania aboard the giant heavy-lift vessel Black Marlin, beginning a 40-day voyage to South America in what has been described as one of the most complex maritime operations ever undertaken in Tasmania. How was the electric ferry loaded onto the heavy-lift vessel? The semi-submersible Black Marlin, one of the world’s largest heavy-lift ships, partially submerged its cargo deck to…
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World's Largest Battery-Electric Ship Leaves Tasmania, Piggybacked on Heavy-Lift Vessel for 40-Day Delivery
The world’s largest battery-electric ship, Hull 096, has departed Tasmania aboard the giant heavy-lift vessel Black Marlin, beginning a 40-day voyage to South America in what has been described as one of the most complex maritime operations ever undertaken in Tasmania. How was the electric ferry loaded onto the heavy-lift vessel? The semi-submersible Black Marlin, one of the world’s largest heavy-lift ships, partially submerged its cargo deck to…
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