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February 4, 2021 Stena Line aims to launch a fully battery powered vessel before 2030. Stena Elektra is a lightweight battery powered vessel with capacity to run approximately 50 nautical miles on batteries only, i.e. between Gothenburg or Fredrikshaven. (Image: Peter Mild / Stena Line) Swedish ferry company Stena Line said it plans to put two battery-powered vessels into service by 2030. The new RoPax ferries, which will operate without the use of fossil fuels, are part of the company's wider effort to reduce its environmental footprint. The news was revealed in Gothenburg on...

**[FREE eBOOKs] Have You Downloaded Marine Insight's 12 FREE Maritime eBooks?        Click Here To Download Now You are here: Home › Shipping News › Stena Line Plans To Launch Fossil Free Ships Before 2030 Stena Line Plans To Launch Fossil Free Ships Before 2030 February 4, 2021 TwitterFacebookLinkedInPinterestBuffer Ferry company Stena Line plans to start operating two fossil-free battery-powered vessels on the route between Gothenburg and Frederikshavn in Denmark no later than 2030. This was announced by Stena Lines CEO Niclas Mårtensson during a press conference about the indu...

Stena Line signs long-term contract in Ventspils Stena Line and Noord Natie Ventspils Terminals (NNVT) have signed a 20 year contract securing the continuous ferry operation from the Freeport of Ventspils in Latvia, the company said in its release. This long-term agreement is an important part of Stena Lines expansion in the Baltic Sea and the route between Ventspils and Nynäshamn in Sweden. During 2021 two large modern ropax vessels will start operating on the route increasing the freight capacity with 30 %. Stena Line started operating the ferry route between Ventspils and Nynäshamn in 20...

Brexit ensnares Percy Pig as U.K.-EU trade headaches multiply Deirdre Hipwell, Bloomberg FacebookTwitterEmail A truck operated by Marks & Spencer, arrives at Larne Port in Larne, Northern Ireland, on Dec. 7, 2020.Bloomberg photo by Paul Faith. Marks & Spencer Group's supply of beloved candies such as Percy Pig sweets to Ireland is under threat, as evidence mounts of the strain Brexit is placing on U.K. retailers. Deliveries to M&S stores in the European Union are facing red tape and about a third of food products it sells in Ireland may be complicated by new trade rules, Marks & Spencer said...

BBC News By Brian Meechan image captionPenderyn Whisky is stockpiling glass bottles it imports from France Companies are stockpiling goods because of "anxiety" over what will happen after the Brexit transition period, a business body has said. Ferry company Stena Lines said its route between Dublin and Holyhead has had its busiest three weeks on record as firms prepare for 1 January. Chambers Wales added the detail on trading arrangements may still not be clear in time, even with a trade deal. Talks are continuing between the EU and UK government to reach an agreement. image copyrightChambers...