“In less than five years, we could have a zero-emission high-speed passenger catamaran, capable of travelling at 20–35 knots and carrying 150–250 passengers. But that will require political will and decisive action,” says Professor Sverre Steen from the Department of Marine Technology at NTNU.
Steen is confident that Norway has a broad range of expertise and companies capable of commercialising hydrofoil passenger catamarans within a few years. This could help address some of the challenges associated with emissions from passenger transport, including over longer distances.
Read more at: Norwegian University of Science and Technology
Source: ENN
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