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    Berlin’s Oldest Passenger Vessel Enters A New Green Era Powered By Torqeedo

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    • Torqeedo’s Customized Solutions team converted the 138-year-old Kaiser Friedrich to electric power, saving over 150 liters of diesel per operating hour.
    • The massive, 100-ton steamer is powered by twin Deep Blue 50i motors and a 400 kWh Deep Blue battery bank.
    • The historic 150-passenger vessel will enter regular service on 13 May 2024.

    Berlin, Germany — Kaiser Friedrich, a vessel steeped in history, was built in 1886. It recently marked its return to service with a ceremonial christening in central Berlin. In a bid to preserve its legacy, its owners refitted the historic 30-meter vessel with a modern, emission-free electric drive system by the world leader in electric mobility on the water, Torqeedo.

    The Kaiser Friedrich, a twin-screw steamship, plied Berlin’s waters for almost 80…

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