Eitzen Avanti, part of Eitzen Group, is the company which will be receiving support for the groundbreaking project to build two battery
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Norway''s Eitzen Group is advancing plans to construct what could become the world''s largest battery-powered containerships. The initiative is led by Eitzen Avanti, a
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Norway''s Eitzen Group and a Norway government-backed funder are developing plans to build a pair of 850-TEU container feeder vessels Norway''s Ministry of Climate and the
Norway''s Eitzen Group is making waves in maritime innovation by planning to construct battery-powered containerships,
Enova, a Norwegian government enterprise, has decided to support seven electric vessels and four charging facilities with NOK 362
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Norway''s Eitzen Group is plotting to build the world''s biggest battery-powered electric container ships. The Eitzen Avanti division has
Norway''s Eitzen Group is making waves in maritime innovation by planning to construct battery-powered containerships, poised to be the largest of their kind globally. Eitzen
Eitzen Avanti, part of Eitzen Group, is the company which will be receiving support for the groundbreaking project to build two battery-powered container ships for emission-free
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Norway''s Eitzen Group and a Norway government-backed funder are developing plans to build a pair of 850-TEU container feeder
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