Hyke’s electric urban ferry declared a milestone success in Norwegian public transport
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Hyke’s electric urban ferry declared a milestone success in Norwegian public transport
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Hyke Wins Most Promising Start-Up Award in Qatar
Norwegian electric ferry manufacturer Hyke has won the Most Promising Start-Up Award at the 2026 Autonomous e-Mobility Forum in Doha. Hyke is working with local partner MCT Group to explore opportunities for clean, efficient waterborne transport in Qatar and the wider region.
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Hyke vinner prisen 'Most Promising Start-Up' i Qatar
Den norske produsenten av elektriske ferger, Hyke, har vunnet prisen 'Most Promising Start-Up' under Autonomous e-Mobility Forum 2026 i Doha. Hyke samarbeider med den lokale partneren MCT Group om å utforske mulighetene for ren og effektiv vannbåren transport i Qatar og regionen for øvrig.
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Hyke og Aqua superPower skal hjelpe byer å ta i bruk underutnyttede vannveier med elektriske ferger
Hyke og Aqua superPower har signert en Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for å utvikle en modell for elektrifiserte urbane fergenettverk, der fartøy, ladeinfrastruktur og operative behov planlegges samlet fra start.
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Hyke and Aqua superPower Partner to Help Cities Unlock Underutilised Waterways Through Electrified Ferry Networks
Collaboration combines ultra-efficient electric ferries and marine charging infrastructure to support the development of zero-emission urban water transport
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Powering Ferry Electrification in Bordeaux: The Role of Renewable Energy in Green Port Transport
How renewable energy and electric ferries could create cleaner, smarter transport on Bordeaux’s Garonne River.
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How Electric Ferries Could Reduce Congestion in Venice’s Canals: The Role of Renewable Energy Ferry Electrification
Could electric ferries help protect Venice? Discover how renewable energy, fast charging and low-wake vessels could reduce congestion, emissions and damage to the city’s historic canals.
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Green Shipping Corridors and the Rise of Electric Ferry Networks
How Cities Move #6: Antwerp-Bruges. As cities and ports work to reduce emissions, the focus is shifting from individual vessels to entire transport routes. Discover how green shipping corridors, port electrification and electric ferry networks are helping reshape maritime transport across Europe.
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Charles Press contact Vice President of Sales Commercial charles@hyke.no +47 4796 6438
