Denmark and Norway team up to build world’s largest hydrogen ferry

A Danish-Norwegian project aimed at building what will be the world’s largest and most powerful hydrogen-fuelled ferry has applied for EU funding. The plan is to start operating a Copenhagen-Oslo service by 2027.

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Sam Morgan Euractiv

DFDSdroneDJI_0035 — Ferries could be powered by green hydrogen by the end of the decade. [[Photo: DFDS]]

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