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Center 40%
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The article focuses on the investment and technological innovation of the new ferry without taking a clear political stance. Quotes from authorities and executives are presented neutrally, without emphasis on specific ideologies.
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The 'China Zorrilla', the world's largest 100% electric ferry, has begun operating on the Buenos Aires to Colonia del Sacramento route. This construction project, which required a total investment of 190 million dollars, can transport up to 2,100 passengers and 225 vehicles per trip, significantly enhancing capacity compared to the previous vessel.
The ship features an electric propulsion system and extensive facilities, including a 2,300 m² Duty Free area.
Generated by AI from the original story in Spanish.
Un ferry eléctrico con 40 MWh de baterías
Un free shop de 2300 m2 y más de 3000 m2 de espacios para pasajeros
La ruta entre Buenos Aires y Colonia del Sacramento suma un nuevo protagonista: el China Zorrilla -considerado el buque 100% eléctrico más grande del mundo- comenzó este jueves 22 de octubre sus operaciones con capacidad para transportar hasta 2100 pasajeros y 225 vehículos por viaje.
El proyecto demandó una inversión de u$s 180 millones para su construcción, a los que se sumaron otros u$s 10 millones para su traslado hasta el Cono Sur.
Construido por el astillero australiano Incat Tasmania, el nuevo buque casi duplica la capacidad del Francisco, la embarcación insignia que Buquebus incorporó en 2013 y que, en su momento, marcó un hito por ser impulsada a gas natural licuado (GNL).
La presentación reunió a más de 500 invitados, entre ellos autoridades argentinas y uruguayas, empresarios y representantes de las compañías que participaron del desarrollo.
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Technology · La Nación