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Electrify ships with batteries?
Preface. You’d need 100,000 metric tons of batteries taking 40% of cargo space to go from Asia to Europe in 31 days on an 18,000 TEU container ship, and it is hard to imagine how or how long it would … Continue reading →
Posted in Ships and Barges, Transportation What To Do
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