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Incat has been named the 2026 Tasmanian Exporter of the Year after winning two honours at the Tasmanian Export Awards. The Hobart shipbuilder took the Manufacturing and Advanced Materials Award for three 129-metre battery-electric ferries under construction for Danish operator Molslinjen, then received the top award of the night.
Incat’s Hull 096, billed by the yard as the world’s largest battery-electric ship, left the River Derwent aboard heavy lift vessel Black Marlin on 5 August. The 130-metre ship for Buquebus is due to spend around 40 days in transit before commissioning in South America for service between Buenos Aires and Colonia.
Incat has loaded Hull 096, billed by the yard as the world’s largest battery-electric ship, aboard the heavy lift vessel Black Marlin in Hobart. The ship is bound for South America, where it will be offloaded before final commissioning and entry into service with Buquebus.
Heavy lift vessel Black Marlin is heading to Hobart to collect Incat Hull 096 before its delivery voyage to South America. The ship will load the 217-metre by 42-metre battery-electric vessel for Buquebus, with the operation due on the River Derwent.