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Ferries and ferry travel

Scandlines aims to set new standards for sustainable transport and will deploy the new emission-free freight ferry on the Puttgarden-Rødby route. Photo: Scandlines
Scandlines: Second test run of the new emission-free freight ferry
In the Miniport of the Rostock Shipping Museum, visitors can now steer a model of the Scandlines hybrid ferry “Berlin.” | Photo: Scandlines
Scandlines reports freight increases on the Rostock-Gedser route and plans the first electric freight ferry for 2025.
Scandlines protects the Baltic Sea: The ferry company takes another important step in its long-term strategy to protect the Baltic Sea region and the Fehmarn Belt, which the ferries cross daily. Photo: Scandlines/Vivian Baens
Scandlines: Conversion of the Fehmarnbelt ferries to plug-in hybrid
Green Lane is the new offering from Finnlines, enabling climate-friendly transport using electricity and biofuel – available for booking on several routes. (Photo: Pixabay)
Low-Emission Maritime Transport: Finnlines Introduces Green Lane
Sustainably on the move: The world's northernmost shipping company, Wasaline, operates sustainable freight shipping. Photo: Wasaline
Shipping company Wasaline: Hybrid ferry receives extra ship battery
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