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On June 15, India's first solar-powered ferry will be launched in southern India in August
.
A more economical mode of passenger transport will be added in India
.
India's first solar-powered ferry is manufactured
by Indian shipyard NavAlt.
The ferry sails for 6 hours at a speed of 7.
5 knots and is equipped with 20 kW solar panels and a 40 kW motor and a set of 50kWh lithium batteries
.
It can carry 75 passengers
.
It is understood that India's Ministry of Water Transport has been working to find a transport solution that is not only eco-friendly, but also economically viable for the transportation
of passengers to domestic waters.
And the solar-powered ferry is officially one of
the directions of its development.
After a feasibility study by researchers from CUSAT University in India, the construction project was finally undertaken by Indian shipyard NavAlt
.
Now the solar-powered ferry, which can carry 75 passengers, has entered the final testing phase and is expected to be launched in August
.
Indian passengers or travellers in need can experience the journey
of India's first solar-powered ferry.
On June 15, India's first solar-powered ferry will be launched in southern India in August
.
A more economical mode of passenger transport will be added in India
.
India's first solar-powered ferry is manufactured
by Indian shipyard NavAlt.
The ferry sails for 6 hours at a speed of 7.
5 knots and is equipped with 20 kW solar panels and a 40 kW motor and a set of 50kWh lithium batteries
.
It can carry 75 passengers
.
It is understood that India's Ministry of Water Transport has been working to find a transport solution that is not only eco-friendly, but also economically viable for the transportation
of passengers to domestic waters.
And the solar-powered ferry is officially one of
the directions of its development.
After a feasibility study by researchers from CUSAT University in India, the construction project was finally undertaken by Indian shipyard NavAlt
.
Now the solar-powered ferry, which can carry 75 passengers, has entered the final testing phase and is expected to be launched in August
.
Indian passengers or travellers in need can experience the journey
of India's first solar-powered ferry.
