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The largest commercial fishing exhibition in the North.	Co-located with the Icelandic Fisheries Exhibition, the IceFish Conferences bring the seafood sector together for three days of insight, innovation and connection.
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All Hybrid articles

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Ultra-modern fish farm tenders for Norwegian fleet

2025-07-22T15:09:00Z

Abyss orders a pair of new hybrid vessels to be built at Vaagland Båtbyggeri to add to its fleet of ROVs, submarines and service craft
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Corvus fuels world’s first zero-emission fishing vessel

2023-10-04T09:52:00Z

Company lands first order for its gas-safe Pelican fuel cell system
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Confidence in wellboats

2022-04-25T06:49:00Z

NSK Ship Design has designed a battery-hybrid wellboat for Ervik Havfiske and Husøy Fiskeriselskap
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Inverlussa orders hybrids

2022-02-25T11:13:00Z

The two new hybrid aquaculture services vessels will take the Scottish company’s fleet up to 20 vessels