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    Home»HYDROGEN»Vehicles»Austal and Rederi to develop hydrogen-powered catamaran
    Austal and Rederi to develop hydrogen-powered catamaran

    Austal and Rederi to develop hydrogen-powered catamaran

    Anela DoksoBy Anela Dokso05/04/20231 Min Read
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    The Swedish Rederi AB Gotland and the Australian shipbuilder Austal have signed a Letter of Intent (LoI) to develop a high-speed catamaran that can run on hydrogen.

    The joint venture partners plan to create a high-speed catamaran with multi-fuel options for hydrogen and other fossil-free fuels.

    The 130-meter-long Gotland Horizon X will have a top speed of 35 knots. The ship will be able to accommodate 450 passenger cars in addition to 1,650 passengers. It will be utilised in Gotland traffic.

    Our first hydrogen-powered concept ship from the Horizon series, Gotland Horizon, was introduced in 2021. According to the firm, this is the first extensive hydrogen-powered passenger transportation in Sweden. By 2030, the ship is expected to be in use.

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