World’s largest battery electric ship starts ferrying passengers – and “it all started in Tasmania”
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World’s largest battery electric ship starts ferrying passengers – and “it all started in Tasmania”
The world's largest battery-electric ship, a 130-metre vessel made in Australian by Incat Tasmania, has officially started ferrying passengers between Argentina and Uruguay. The post World’s largest…
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