STENA JUTLANDICA (iii) imo: 9125944
The current STENA JUTLANDICA is the third vessel to carry the name and operates between Gothenburg (Sweden) and Frederikshavn (Denmark). She was built by Van de Giessen-de Noord in The Netherlands and completed in 1996.
Irish Ferries’ ISLE OF INISHMORE is a part-sister to STENA JUTLANDICA and shares a similar side profile, however the two vessels differ significantly in accommodation layout and machinery, with STENA JUTLANDICA also built as a train ferry as well as a conventional Ro-Pax.
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Stena Line commits to two 100% electric ferries for Gothenburg – Frederikshavn
Stena Line has signed an agreement with the port of Frederikshavn and the local municipality to invest in two fully electric ferries for its route to Gothenburg.
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Isle of Inishmore | Irish Ferries
Your guide to Irish Ferries' Dover - Calais ferry Isle of Inishmore. Includes interior and exterior photos, deck plans, and technical info.
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Could EU funding pave the way for Belfast electric ferries?
Belfast Harbour has made a joint-application with three other ports for EU funding to reduce emissions. What could this mean for Belfast's ferries?
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Stena Line to order first fully electric ferry by 2025!
Stena Line has confirmed that it intends to order the first of a pair of groundbreaking fully electric ferries by 2025.
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Ben-My-Chree | Isle of Man Steam Packet
Find out about the Isle of Man Steam Packet ferry Ben-My Chree. including her history, facilities, technical specifications, and photos.
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Stena Europe | Stena Line
Stena Line's Stena Europe is a Swedish-built multipurpose ferry which normally serves the route between Fishguard and Rosslare.
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Stena Line refit update 2016.
Refit cover to provided by Baltic Sea vessel. NIFS understand Stena Flavia (ex Watling Street) has been nominated as the refit cover vessel for the Irish Sea January to March 2016. It is believed she will cover for Stena Horizon (ex Celtic Horizon) at Rosslare before covering for Stena Superfast X (formerly Dieppe Seaways, SeaFrance Moliere, Jean Nicoli, etc) and Stena Adventurer at Holyhead. Stena Superfast X will provide refit relief for her north channel sisters, Stena Superfast VII and VIII, giving Belfast to Cairnryan (Loch Ryan Port) passengers the opportunity to sample a very different Superfast vessel to those regularly on the run. Stena Flavia is of course a part-sister to Stena Lagan, Stena Mersey, Stena Horizon, and Irish Ferries Epsilon. It is understood that…
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