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XRTC – More than 3 billion euros are needed to renew the coastal fleet

The required funds for the renewal and upgrade of the coastal fleet in the next decade range between 2.6 -3 billion euros, while in addition more than € 100 million are needed to upgrade the fleet to newer ships

Source: in.gr