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AIDA kicks off Rostock-Warnemünde cruise season, its ships supplied with green shore power

AIDA's cruise season began with the double call of AIDAsol and AIDAmar in Rostock-Warnemünde yesterday, where the vessels were connected simultaneously to a shore power facility and supplied with green energy.

Holly Payne, Editor Video Production and Deputy Editor

April 17, 2023

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The ships were supplied with green energy on April 16 at Rostock-WarnemündePHOTO: AIDA CRUISES / MARC KLEIN

In July 2022, AIDAprima became the first in the fleet to use a blend of marine biofuel for bunkering. 

‘We are delighted by this successful shore power premiere in Rostock-Warnemünde,’ asserted Felix Eichhorn, president, AIDA Cruises. ‘Thanks to the opening of further facilities in Europe, we will be able to expand our commitment this year: Our goal is to be able to use shore power in all ports in the future. 

‘We therefore welcome the decisions of other ports to develop a corresponding solution,’ he added. ‘With our commitment to decarbonization, we are not only driving the energy transition in the cruise sector, we are also providing an example of how to shape local value creation in our destinations sustainably.’ 

Shore power in Warnemünde

Two cruise ships can be supplied with electricity up to 20MVA at the same time in Warnemünde at berths P7 and P8.

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About the Author

Holly Payne

Editor Video Production and Deputy Editor

Holly is Deputy Editor, Seatrade Cruise Review & Seatrade Cruise News and has experience managing a range of highly successful international business and consumer titles. With a flair for video reporting and a history of overseas work documenting people and places of diverse cultures, Holly brings a variety of skills to the Seatrade Cruise portfolio.

Holly’s academic credentials include oral and written Arabic language skills (intermediate-advanced), an MA Multimedia Journalism with NCTJ accreditation, and a BA (Hons) Degree in Classical and Archaeological Studies with English and American Literature.

 

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