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Home›Green Marine›German shipbuilders reject Greek criticism of high-tech submarine
Green Marine

November 17, 2006 · about 20 years ago

German shipbuilders reject Greek criticism of high-tech submarine

German shipbuilding company rejected on Thursday Greek criticism of an advanced fuel-cell-powered submarine, the Papanikolis, that has been bought by the Greek Navy. An Athens official said earlier in the day Greece was refusing to take delivery of the 65-metre-long submarine, which has a displaceme

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German shipbuilding company rejected on Thursday Greek criticism of an advanced fuel-cell-powered submarine, the Papanikolis, that has been bought by the Greek Navy.

An Athens official said earlier in the day Greece was refusing to take delivery of the 65-metre-long submarine, which has a displacement of 1,700 tons, because it did not meet “international standards.”

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