![Boreal’s Candela P-12s will soon hit the Norwegian fjords, providing zero-emission, silent transport for tourists and commuters alike. [Image: Candela]](https://www.marinelog.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/candela-Boreal-300x225.jpg)
In what is the world’s largest order of its kind to date, Norwegian public transport operator Boreal AS—a leader in sustainable ferry and bus operations—has ordered 20 Candela P-12 electric hydrofoiling ferries.
The latest innovation from New Zealand foiling ferry pioneer Vessev is the VS–Drive, a podded propulsion system that the company believes is set to redefine electric marine performance. The VS–Drive is a
Mumbai, India-based JalVimana has placed a landmark order with Sweden’s Candela Technology AB that will see a fleet of 11 hydrofoiling Candela P-12 commuter ferries create new links across Mumbai’s waterways. They
Marine Log recently sat down with David Tyler, co-founder of Belfast, Northern Ireland-based Artemis Technologies, to discuss the world’s first commercially viable e-foiling system for marine transport, the Artemis EF-12 Escape, which recently debuted in New
New Zealand’s largest ferry operator, Auckland-based Fullers 360, has added an electric foiling ferry to its fleet. It is now taking bookings for sailings on the first Vessev VS—9 e-foiler to enter
Saying that it has “embraced the challenge of decarbonizing the luxury travel sector,” Artemis Technologies has added a high-end water taxi, the EF-12 Escape, to its expanding range of electric foiling vessels.
