Construction of Stena Line’s STENA FUTURA, a hybrid vessel for the Belfast to Heysham route, has begun. The ship features advanced technologies for methanol and battery propulsion, aiming to increase freight capacity and improve sustainability.
The Irish Sea’s largest ferry company is celebrating record volumes at its busiest port as a portrait is unveiled of owner Dan Sten Olsson commissioned by Belfast Harbour.
The construction of two new “world first” methanol-fuelled hybrid ferries for Stena Line’s Heysham to Belfast route began last week.
Stena RoRo has ordered a thirteenth E-Flexer RoPax ferry and the new Marine Atlantic ferry has started trials in China. Construction has also started on Stena Line’s new methanol fuelled Belfast to Heysham ferries.
Stena Line and Peel Ports have signed a 77 year agreement to keep the Swedish ferry company at the Lancashire port, safeguarding the future of the Belfast – Heysham route.
Stena Line has won the ‘Best Ferry Company’ category at the Northern Ireland Travel and Tourism awards for the 30th time in the 31 year history of the event.
Two new ferries which are claimed to be the first methanol fuelled hybrid vessels in the world will be powered by Wärtsilä technology.
The parent company of ferry operator Stena Line is hosting an international conference at one of its busiest ports this week.
A round up of recent fleet movements on Irish Sea ferry services including Stena Line, Seatruck / CLdN, DFDS, and Isle of Man Steam Packet.
Stena Line is investing in two brand new hybrid ferries for the Belfast to Heysham route to boost capacity by 80%.
Stena Line’s Heysham service will temporarily relocate to Belfast’s Albert Quay from Monday 7th June.
Ferry operator Stena Line has announced that no less than eight additional sailings will be offered to and from Belfast over three days
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