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Home›Clean Fuel›TT-Line launches its second LNG-powered RoPax ferry
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July 14, 2021 · about 5 years ago

TT-Line launches its second LNG-powered RoPax ferry

German ferry operator TT-Line has launched its second “green ship” (LNG-powered RoPax ferry) at the Chinese shipyard Jiangsu Jinling.

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TT-Line launches its second-LNG powered RoPax ferry
Courtesy of TT-Line

German ferry operator TT-Line has launched its second “green ship” (LNG-powered RoPax ferry) at the Chinese shipyard Jiangsu Jinling.

The ferry with LNG-powered engines is still unnamed.

The vessel features a length of 230 meters and a breadth of 31 meters, with dual-fuel engines that can be powered by LNG.

This is the second in a two-vessel series that Jinling shipyard is building for TT-Line.

The Green Ship concept of the company is designed to carry 800 passengers and more than 200 cars.

The Green Ship design is developed in collaboration with Copenhagen-based designer, OSK-Shiptech.

“With the launch of the second Green Ship, TT-Line has reached another important milestone in its LNG new building project,” the company wrote on social media.

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