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New German Catamaran Ferry Powered By MAN 175D Engines

A new high-speed catamaran ferry, Nordlicht II, is due to enter service for German ferry company, AG EMS, in July. Powered by two MAN 16V175D-MM engines, the ferry will be capable of a service speed of 35 knots.

The newbuilding features two highly-efficient MAN 16V175D-MM engines with a power output of 2 × 2,960 kW.

A new high-speed catamaran ferry, Nordlicht II, is due to enter service for German ferry company, AG EMS, in July. Powered by two MAN 16V175D-MM engines, the ferry will be capable of a service speed of 35 knots.

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