SeaTech Solutions International (SSI) Singapore, Lita Ocean, Pascal Technologies and Evoy signed a Letter of Intent (LOI) to develop a high-speed, fully electric harbor craft!
Singapore
SeaTech Solutions International (SSI) is proud to announce a major milestone in Singapore’s push to decarbonize its maritime sector. In collaboration with Lita Ocean, Pascal Technologies, and Evoy, we have signed a Letter of Intent (LOI) to develop a fully electric passenger harbor craft. This project is a significant step toward more sustainable harbor operations and aligns with Singapore’s broader green transformation goals for maritime transportation.
The project will integrate cutting-edge technologies, such as advanced electric propulsion systems and air lubrication technology, to maximize energy efficiency and operational performance. This innovative vessel is designed to set new standards for high-speed, zero-emission travel, ensuring that we reduce the environmental impact of passenger transport in harbors.
This collaboration builds on previous advancements in electric harbor crafts in Singapore, positioning the project as an essential part of the nation’s efforts to achieve maritime decarbonization. With a focus on sustainability, we aim to not only meet current demands but also exceed upcoming regulatory standards.
The Importance of Innovation in Maritime Sustainability
At SSI, we recognize the need for innovation in driving sustainability across industries. As we move toward a greener future, this partnership is a clear commitment to advancing eco-friendly technologies. By working alongside our esteemed partners—Lita Ocean, Pascal Technologies, and Evoy—we are combining expertise in electric propulsion, air lubrication systems, and high-performance vessel design to create a cleaner, more sustainable maritime solution.
This venture will not only shape the future of passenger harbor craft but will also set a precedent for other regions looking to reduce emissions and increase energy efficiency within their own fleets.
Witnessed by Key Stakeholders
This partnership was formalized at the SNIC 2024 event (Smarter Ships, Smarter Ports, Smarter Energy), where we were honored to have the signing witnessed by key figures in the maritime and sustainability sectors. Among them were H.E. Leif Trana, Ambassador of Norway to Singapore; Mr. Arne Kjetil Lian from Innovation Norway; and Mr. Kenneth Lim from the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA).
Their support underscores the collaborative efforts needed to turn these innovative solutions into tangible results.
Looking Ahead
With this project, SSI is taking a critical step toward a cleaner and greener maritime future. As the world continues to push for sustainability, we are proud to be at the forefront of this transition. By developing cutting-edge technologies that reduce emissions and improve energy efficiency, we are helping shape the future of maritime transportation—one that is both environmentally responsible and ready for the demands of tomorrow’s world.
Together with our partners, we are not just building vessels; we are shaping the future of maritime excellence.
About Lita Ocean:
Established in the 1970s, Lita Ocean is a leading Singapore-based shipping company offering a wide range of marine and shipyard services. The company operates a fleet of over 60 vessels, including tugs, barges, ferries, and floating cranes, and serves clients such as governmental organizations, offshore oil companies, and port authorities. Their services include shipbuilding, repair, tank cleaning, oil spill response, and marine consultancy, alongside specialized handling of explosive cargo and ammunition. With a well-equipped waterfront yard and experienced workforce, Lita Ocean delivers reliable, specialized maritime solutions.
About Evoy:
Evoy is an innovative company specializing in high-performance, fully electric propulsion systems for the maritime sector. With a commitment to developing zero-emission solutions, Evoy focuses on providing clean, powerful propulsion alternatives for various types of vessels, from passenger ships to commercial craft. The company’s technology aims to reduce carbon footprints and promote sustainable operations, driving the adoption of electric propulsion in the maritime industry for a cleaner, greener future.
About Pascal Technologies:
Pascal Technologies specializes in AirHull technology, which can reduce the vessel’s energy consumption by up to 50%. This innovative technology utilizes a fan system that pushes air beneath the vessel, significantly decreasing resistance and energy usage. The technology is versatile, scalable, and adaptable to various vessel sizes and energy carriers, including electric propulsion systems. Pascal Technologies has previously collaborated on projects involving crew transfer vessels and workboats, with a strong focus on electric drivetrains that can double the range of electric vessels at cruising speeds.
About SeaTech Solutions International (SSI):
SeaTech Solutions International (SSI) is a center of excellence in marine and offshore engineering, providing comprehensive vessel designs. With expertise spanning design, engineering, and consulting, SSI delivers customized solutions for a wide range of vessels. The designs are known for their ease of construction, operation, and maintenance. More than 670 vessels based on SSI designs are currently in service worldwide, including harbor crafts, merchant vessels, offshore vessels, and highly specialized ships.
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