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Cemre Shipyard

Turkey

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Cemre Shipyard is a Turkish company that specializes in building eco-friendly vessels and service operation vessels. Notable projects include the world's first e-methanol powered Service Operation Vessel, NB1094 ESVAGT, and the largest zero-emission ferry, HINNØY, for Norway. The company has delivered several ferries to operators such as Molslinjen in Denmark and CMAL in Scotland. Cemre Shipyard is known for its commitment to sustainable technology and has projects ranging from passenger vessels to RoPax ferries with 10 MWh battery-powered propulsion systems. Founded in 2025, the company has already made significant contributions to green shipping.

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