Green Cruise Ship Development

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Inside the 443ft long Green cruise ship of the future

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Hurtigruten, which has run trips along Norway 's coast for 130 years , is developing what may be the world's most energy-efficient ship of its class boasting wind and solar sails, battery banks and 'smart' cabins.

The design will hope to tackle this issue with its ' zero -emission propulsion' The ship, which the company expects to set sail in 2030 , will be 443ft long and is set to have 270 cabins for 500 passengers.

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