MÜNSTERLAND will be lengthened and converted to LNG propulsion © Frank Lose
AG Ems to lengthen and convert MÜNSTERLAND to LNG dual fuel propulsion
dec 18 2018
FerryFollowing the decision by the German Government to fund conversion of ships to more eco-friendly propulsion systems, local ferry operator AG Ems has received funding from Berlin to lengthen and retrofit its 1,859gt 1986-built passenger/vehicle ferry MÜNSTERLAND to LNG dual fuel propulsion. This will be the operator’s second ferry to be converted to LNG operation, following work on fleet mate OSTFRIESLAND in 2015.
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