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Last updated: 15-Jan-20 Shore Battery LNG- Company Type Yard Yard N° Design Name Battery Power Hybrid LNG ready Scrubber Alaska Marine Highway Ro-Pax Vigor 136 HUBBARD Algerie Ferries Ro-Pax GSI 17121028 TBN Azerbaijan Caspian Shipping Ro-Pax Baku TBN Azerbaijan Caspian Shipping Ro-Pax Baku TBN Balearia HSC Ro-Pax Armon Incat Crowther AU ELEANOR ROOSEVELT Bastø Fosen Double-ender Sefine NB42 139 FD BASTØ FOSEN TBN BC Ferries Ro-Pax Damen 539313 Damen Road Ferry 8117 TBN SCR BC Ferries Ro-Pax Damen 539314 Damen Road Ferry 8117 TBN SCR Boreal Double-ender SEDEF MM 75 FE EL TBN Boreal Double-ender SEDEF MM 105 FE EL TBN Boreal Double-ender SEDEF TBN Boreal Sjø AS Double-ender Vard Brevik 903 MM70FE EL UTNEFJORD Brevik Fergeselskap Pax only small Holland Shipyard Brittany Ferries Ro-Pax Flensburger 774 HONFLEUR Brittany Ferries Ro-Pax Avic NB267 Stena RoRo E-Flexer 3 GALICIA Brittany Ferries Ro-Pax Avic NB269 Stena RoRo E-Flexer 6 SALAMANCA Brittany Ferries Ro-Pax Avic NB272 Stena RoRo E-Flexer 9 SANTOñA Buquebus HSC Ro-Pax Incat Tasmania 096 TBN CalMac Ro-Pax Ferguson 801 Vera Navis GLEN SANNOX CalMac Ro-Pax Ferguson 802 Vera Navis TBN CLdN Ro-Ro CLdN Ro-Ro Corsica Linea Ro-Pax Visentini 237 Naos P355 TBN DFDS Ro-Pax GSI 1812 009 Deltamarin TBN1 DFDS Ro-Pax GSI 1812 010 Deltamarin TBN2 DFDS Ro-Ro Jinling TBN5 DFDS Ro-Ro Jinling TBN6 DFDS Ro-Pax Avic NB268 Stena RoRo E-Flexer 5 COTE D'OPALE FinFerries Double-ender Crist TBN Finnlines Ro-Ro Jinling Knud E Hansen GG5G TBN Finnlines Ro-Ro Jinling Knud E Hansen GG5G TBN Finnlines Ro-Ro Jinling Knud E Hansen GG5G TBN Finnlines Ro-Pax Jinling Knud E Hansen TBN Finnlines Ro-Pax Jinling Knud E Hansen TBN Fjord1 Double-ender Sefine 34 MM82FE-EL TBN Fjord1 Double-ender Sefine 35 MM82FE-EL TBN Fjord1 Double-ender Tersan 1079 MM111FE EL TBN Fjord1 Double-ender Cemre 68 Havyard 934 TUSTNA Fjord1 Double-ender Cemre 69 Havyard 934 GRIP Fjord1 Double-ender Havyard 141 Havyard 932 FEDJEBJØRN Fjord1 Double-ender Cemre/Havyard 142 Havyard 932 BØMLAFJORD Fjord1 Double-ender Havyard 143 Havyard 932 SMØLA Fjord1 Double-ender Havyard 144 Havyard 932 MØRINGEN Fjord1 Double-ender Havyard 145 Havyard 932 STANGVIKFJORD Fjord1 Double-ender Tersan 1097 MM 104 FE EL TBN Fjord Line HSC Ro-Pax Austal TBN Fred Olsen HSC Ro-Pax Austal BAJAMAR EXPRESS Fred Olsen HSC Ro-Pax Austal BAÑADEROS EXPRESS FS (Italian Railway) Ro Pax Rail Mariotti/San Giorgio del Porto TBN Grimaldi Lines Ro-Ro Jinling Knud E Hansen GG5G TBN Grimaldi Lines Ro-Ro Jinling Knud E Hansen GG5G TBN Grimaldi Lines Ro-Ro Jinling Knud E Hansen GG5G TBN Grimaldi Lines Ro-Ro Jinling Knud E Hansen GG5G TBN Grimaldi Lines Ro-Ro Jinling Knud E Hansen GG5G TBN Grimaldi Lines Ro-Ro Jinling Knud E Hansen GG5G TBN Grimaldi Lines Ro-Ro Jinling Knud E Hansen GG5G TBN Grimaldi Lines Ro-Ro Jinling Knud E Hansen GG5G TBN Grimaldi Lines Ro-Ro Jinling Knud E Hansen GG5G TBN Havila Kystlink A/S Coastal pax/freightTersan 1093 HAVILLA CAPELLA Havila Kystlink A/S Coastal pax/freightTersan 1094 HAVILA CASTOR Havila Kystlink A/S Coastal pax/freightBarreras Tersan HAVILA POLARIS Havila Kystlink A/S Coastal pax/freightBarreras Tersan HAVILA POLLUX Irish Ferries Ro-Pax Flensburger TBN Krilo HR HSC pax-only Gondan KRILO LUX Kvarken Link Ro-Pax RMC RMC TBN Liberty Lines HSC pax-only Liberty Shipyard TBN2 Liberty Lines HSC pax-only Liberty Shipyard TBN3 Liberty Lines HSC pax-only Liberty Shipyard TBN4 Moby Lines/F.lli Onorato Armatori S.r.l. Ro-Pax GSI OSK New Ship 1 Moby Lines/F.lli Onorato Armatori S.r.l. Ro-Pax GSI OSK New Ship 2 Molslinjen HSC Ro-Pax Austal TBN Molslinjen Hvide Sande TBN Navimag Ro-pax Guangdong TBN Norled Double-ender Remontowa LMG 120-DEH TBN Norled Double-ender Remontowa LMG 120-DEH TBN Norled Double-ender Remontowa LMG 120-DEH TBN Norled Double-ender Remontowa LMG 120-DEH TBN Norled HSC pax-only OMA Baatbyggeri 542 OMA-CAT 39M FJORDPRINSEN Norled HSC pax-only OMA Baatbyggeri 543 OMA-CAT 39M FJORDJARL Norled Double-ender Sembcorp Marine LMG Marin TBN Norled Double-ender Sembcorp Marine LMG Marin TBN Norled Double-ender Sembcorp Marine LMG Marin TBN Norled Westcon 36 LMG 16 DEH HJELLESTAD Norled Westcon 37 LMG 80 DEH2 TBN Norled Westcon 38 LMG 80 DEH TBN Norled Double-ender ADA LMG 60-DE (H2) TBN Norled Double-ender ADA LMG 60-DE (H2) TBN Ontario Govnernment Ro-Pax Damen Galati 6819 E3 AMHERST ISLANDER II Ontario Govnernment Ro-Pax Damen Galati 9819 E3 WOLFE ISLANDER IV Oppland Ferry Holland Shipyard TBN P&O Ferries Double-ender GSI OSK Shiptech TBN1 P&O Ferries Double-ender GSI OSK Shiptech TBN2 Polferries Ro-Pax MSR Gryfia B-145 TBN Rødne & Sønner HSC pax-only Brøderne Aa 302 TBN Seaspan Ro-Ro Damen Mangalia TBN1 Seaspan Ro-Ro Damen Mangalia TBN2 Siem Group Ro-Ro Flensburger 781 LIEKUT SNC Aremiti HSC pax-only Austal Philippines TBN Société des traversiers du Québec Double-ender Davie Concept Naval STX CanadaJOS-DESCHÊNES II Stena Line Ro-Pax Avic Stena RoRo E-Flexer 2 STENA EDDA Stena Line Ro-Pax Avic 266 Stena RoRo E-Flexer 4 STENA EMBLA Stena Line Ro-Pax Avic Stena RoRo E-Flexer 7 TBN Stena Line Ro-Pax Avic Stena RoRo E-Flexer 8 TBN Tallink Ro-Pax Rauma Marine C MYSTAR The Fjords Pax only cat Brøderne Aa 300 LEGACY OF THE FJORDS Timor Leste Republic Ro-pax Damen Yichang China RoPax Ferry 6716 TBN Torghatten Trafiks Double-ender Sefine NB38 HEILHORN TT Line Ro-Pax Jinling JLZ8180222 TBN1 TT Line Ro-Pax Jinling TBN2 TT-Line Company Pty Ltd Ro-Pax Flensburger TBN1 TT-Line Company Pty Ltd Ro-Pax Flensburger TBN2 Ultramar HSC pax-only Wight Shipyard Co Incat Crowther TBC Ultramar HSC pax-only Wight Shipyard Co Incat Crowther TBC Vidar Hop Skyssbåter Pax/car cat Måløy Verft 23 TBN Viking Line Ro-Pax Xiamen XSI488A VIKING GLORY Visemar for Trasmediterranea Ro-pax Visentini 229 IMO 9869722 CIUDAD DE VALENCIA Visemar for unknown Ro-pax Visentini 230 Wallenius Sol Ro-Ro CIMC Raffles Knud E. 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Hansen TBN4 Washington State Ferries Ro-Pax Vigor Elliott Bay Design Group Olympic class hybrid electric 1 Washington State Ferries Ro-Pax Vigor Elliott Bay Design Group Olympic class hybrid electric 2 Washington State Ferries Ro-Pax Vigor Elliott Bay Design Group Olympic class hybrid electric 3 Washington State Ferries Ro-Pax Vigor Elliott Bay Design Group Olympic class hybrid electric 4 Washington State Ferries Ro-Pax Vigor Elliott Bay Design Group Olympic class hybrid electric 5 ÆrøXpressen Double-ender Hvide Sande Nelton TBN *Unknown Chinese HSC pax-only Brøderne Aa 298 TBN *Unknown Chinese HSC pax-only Brøderne Aa 299 TBN *Unknown HSC pax-only Brøderne Aa 301 TBN *Unknown Russian Ro-pax Newsky *Unknown Russian Ro-pax Newsky *Unknown waterbus Wight Shipyard Co One2Three TBN *Unknown waterbus Wight Shipyard Co One2Three TBN *Unknown medium speed Wight Shipyard Co One2Three TBN *Unknown medium speed Wight Shipyard Co One2Three TBN NEWBUILDINGS LETTER OF INTENT / OPTIONS Blu Ferries Double-ender Megatechnica TBN Boreal Double-ender SEDEF TBN Boreal Double-ender SEDEF TBN Color Line (option only) Ro-Pax Ulsteinvik COLOR TBN Corsica Linea (unconfirmed sister vessel)Ro-Pax Visentini 238 TBN DFDS Ro-Pax GSI 1812 011 Deltamarin TBN3 DFDS Ro-Pax GSI 1812 012 Deltamarin TBN4 FinFerries (option) Double-ender Crist TBN KiwiRail Rail Ro-Pax OSK KiwiRail Rail Ro-Pax OSK Moby Lines (option) Ro-Pax GSI OSK TBN (in pair with GNV ships) Moby Lines (option) Ro-Pax GSI OSK TBN (in pair with GNV ships) Norled ADA Norled ADA P&O Ferries Double-ender GSI OSK Shiptech TBN3 P&O Ferries Double-ender GSI OSK Shiptech TBN4 Stena RoRo (option) Ro-Pax Avic Stena RoRo E-Flexer 10 TBN Stena RoRo (option) Ro-Pax Avic Stena RoRo E-Flexer 11 TBN Stena RoRo (option) Ro-Pax Avic Stena RoRo E-Flexer 12 TBN DELIVERED IN 2020 DFDS Ro-Ro Jinling HUMBRIA SEAWAYS DELIVERED IN 2019 Ærøfærgerne Ro-Pax Søby Vaerft ELLEN Alaska Marine Highway Ro-Pax Vigor 135 TAZLINA Balearia Ro-Pax Visentini NAOS HYPATIA DE ALEJANDRIA Balearia Ro-Pax Visentini NAOS MARIE CURIE Boreal Sjø AS Catamaran OMA Baatbyggeri 540 Oma Ferrycat 42M KINSARVIK CLdN Ro-Ro Hyundai Mipo 8252 LAURELINE CLdN Ro-Ro Hyundai Mipo 8253 YSALINE CLdN Ro-Ro Hyundai Mipo 8254 SIXTINE CLdN Ro-Ro Hyundai Mipo 8255 HERMINE Color Line Ro-Pax Ulstein 311 COLOR HYBRID Destination Gotland Ro-Pax GSI 14121002 THJELVAR DFDS Ro-Ro Jinling EPHESUS SEAWAYS DFDS Ro-Ro Jinling 9160409 TROY SEAWAYS ex BELGIA SEAWAYS DFDS Ro-Ro Jinling HOLLANDIA SEAWAYS Fjord1 Double-ender Havyard 137 Havyard 936 SULØY Fjord1 Double-ender Cemre/Havyard 138 Havyard 936 GISKØY Fjord1 Double-ender Cemre/Havyard NB62/HST139 Havyard 936 ROVDEHORN Fjord1 Double-ender Havyard 140 Havyard 936 SKOPPHORN Fjord1 Double-ender Sefine 33 MM82FE-EL HILLEFJORD Fjord1 Double-ender Tersan 1092 MM 105 FE ERESFJORD Grimaldi Lines Ro-Pax Fincantieri Palermo CRUISE ROMA Grimaldi Lines Ro-Pax Fincantieri Palermo CRUISE BARCELONA Icelandic Road Ro-Pax Crist HERJóLFUR Liberty Lines HSC pax-only Liberty Shipyard CARMINE MBNA Thames Clippers HSC pax-only Wight Shipyard Co One2three Naval ArchitectsVenus Clipper Molslinjen HSC Ro-Pax Austal 393 EXPRESS 4 Naviera Armas HSC Ro-Pax InCat Tasmania 091 VOLCAN DE TAGORO Naviera Armas cancelled Ro-Pax Armon TBN Nordland Fylkeskommune HSC pax-only Brøderne Aa 296 ELSA LAULA RENBERG Nordland Fylkeskommune HSC pax-only Brøderne Aa 297 REGINE NORMANN Norled HSC pax-only
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