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Expected to launch in 2030, Hurtigruten Norway's first zero-emissions cruise ship will span 443 feet and feature 270 cabins for up to 500 guests.
Hurtigruten Norway’s has revealed plans for its first zero-emission cruise ship, complete with 60 Megawatt hour batteries, retractable sails with solar panels, and artificial intelligence maneuvering to eliminate emissions.
Launching in 2030, the world's most energy-efficient cruise ship will use 60 MWh batteries, retractable sails with solar panels, and A.I. maneuvering to eliminate emissions Weeks before its 130th
Ahead of its 130th anniversary, Hurtigruten Norway unveiled plans for its first zero-emission ship. The company presented the findings alongside its consortium of 12 maritime partners and research institute SINTEF, according to a press release. “When we initially announced the ‘Sea Zero’ project over a year ago, we were faced…
The 164ft- (50m) tall sails are one of several 'firsts and improved solutions' on the electric vessel that 'do not exist on cruise ships today'. Here's a closer look at the ship...