MALMEFJORD will be followed by two sister ships. © Sedef Shipyard
Sedef Shipyard delivers the full-electric MALMEFJORD to Boreal
FerrySedef Shipyard has handed over the 107m long and 18m beam double-ended ferry MALMEFJORD to Norwegian fjord ferry operator Boreal. The first in a line of three full-electric sister ships built by the Turkish shipbuilder for Boreal, MALMEFJORD has a capacity of 399 passengers and 120 cars.
Boasting a 2.016 MWh battery pack, MALMEFJORD will service the Molde-Vestnes route and will be followed by TOMREFJORD and VESTREFJORD in the next few months. The ferries have been designed by Multi Maritime.
© Shippax / VMA / PR
Jun 08 2021
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