Italian ferry operator GNV has announced the deployment of two new liquefied natural gas (LNG)-powered ferries on routes connecting Morocco to Europe, marking a key step in the company’s 2030 sustainability strategy. The vessels, part of GNV’s expanded maritime network, aim to strengthen trade and passenger mobility between North Africa and the European continent while reducing environmental impact.
The Aurora: A Modern Addition to GNV’s Fleet
The flagship of the new fleet, the *Aurora*, was recently commissioned in Tangier, Morocco, and is described as the company’s most advanced vessel. With a capacity for 1,700 passengers and 426 cabins, the ship is designed to accommodate both freight and tourist traffic, reflecting GNV’s dual focus on commercial and
GNV Aurora Completes Maiden STS LNG Bunkering at Genoa with AXPO Italy
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