Remontowa Shipbuilding to build seven modern electric ferries for Scottish operator CMAL
Remontowa Shipbuilding S.A. has signed a prestigious contract to build seven electric ferries for Caledonian Maritime Assets Limited (CMAL) – a Scottish operator managing island transport. This is one of the largest orders for electric ferries in Europe, confirming the growing role of the Polish shipbuilding industry in the modern and environmentally friendly vessel sector.
business maritime economy shipbuilding industry transport and forwarding news22 march 2025 | 08:32 | Source: Gazeta Morska | Prepared by: Kamil Kusier | Print
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Remontowa Shipbuilding wins electric ferry contract
Remontowa Shipbuilding triumphed in a competitive tender, which included six renowned shipyards from various countries. The offer achieved the highest score in the evaluation of technical and financial criteria, confirming high competencies and an innovative approach to shipbuilding.
The ordered ferries will be equipped with modern electric propulsion, significantly reducing CO2 emissions and contributing to sustainable maritime transport. These new vessels will operate routes between Scotland's picturesque islands, including the Hebrides archipelago.
When will the electric ferries arrive in Scottish waters?
The first ferry is scheduled for delivery in 2027, with the remaining vessels to follow progressively. Moreover, CMAL plans to announce a tender this year for three additional vessels in the second phase of the project, in which Remontowa Shipbuilding also intends to participate.
Eco-friendly technologies in modern shipbuilding
As a leader in innovative shipbuilding technologies, Remontowa Shipbuilding has been delivering modern and environmentally friendly solutions for global shipping for years. Through investments in low-emission technology and green propulsion, the Polish shipbuilding sector continues to strengthen its position in the international market.
Investing in the future of sustainable maritime transport
This success would not have been possible without the dedication and professionalism of the employees involved in the project. Their efforts make it possible to implement such ambitious projects and contribute to building a sustainable future for maritime transport.
Follow the progress of the project and Remontowa Shipbuilding S.A.'s further initiatives in the sector of environmentally friendly vessels.
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