By Jason, November 24, 2018 in Let's Talk Cruise!
Hurtigruten is beloved for its cruise trips to the Arctic and through Norway’s fjords. Among cruise ships, they've done well on implementing eco-friendly practices, such as by banning single-use plastics on all of their ships. Soon, they’ll be able to boast an entirely unique and green method to power their ships -- dead fish.
The cruise line will power six of their 17 ships with the help of liquefied biogas, a type of fuel made from dead fish and other organic waste decompose. Hurtigruten plans to use the biogas in combination with liquified natural gas and large battery packs. This new fuel will be implemented by 2021.
Question ..... where are they finding the dead fish or are they killing the fish to produce their bio fuel?
Wow! Never heard of this before!