New electric ferries revolutionize the transport to Koh Kood!

New electric ferries revolutionize the transport to Koh Kood!

The Thai island of Koh Kood, known for its untouched nature and idyllic beaches, will soon receive an exciting environmentally friendly transportation. Candela, a Swedish manufacturer of electric boats, has with the Thai company Seudamgo by Leopard Transportation Co. Ltd. A partnership closed to introduce ten state-of-the-art P-12 electric hydrofoil ferries. These means of transport will establish an important connection between the mainland and the enchanting island, which stands out from the overcrowded tourist destinations such as Phuket and Koh Samui.

The new ferries should not only improve the accessibility to the island, but also reduce the previous environmental damage through conventional, petrol -powered quick boats. Loud Travel and Tour World the introduction of the emission-free P-12 ferries is an essential step towards sustainable mobility in Thailand. These ferries offer a quiet and comfortable journey, reduce noise and pollution and preserve the characteristic peace of the island.

Innovative technology for environmentally friendly trips

The Candela P-12 ferries use an innovative hydrofoil technology that enables boats to slide over the water surface and to use up to 80% less energy than conventional quick ferries. Each of these electrical miracles reaches a speed of up to 25 knots (approx. 46 km/h) and only takes 40 minutes for the 20 nautical miles long distance to the island. Driven by dual Candela C-POD drives with an impressive performance of 110 kW, offer space for 20 passengers and sufficient luggage compartment in air-conditioned cabins. The passengers benefit from the digital flight control, which adjusts the hydrofoils in real time in real time, through a gentle and noiseless driving experience.

As part of the signing of the contract during the SX Sustainability Expo in Bangkok, the commitment to environmental protection was noticeable. This initiative promises to increase the tourist attractiveness of Koh Kood without endangering the fragile ecology of the region. The governor of the Ministry of Transport was among those present and confirmed the importance of this project for sustainable tourism in Thailand - so reports Candela herself.

Koh Kood on the way to a green future

Koh Kood is considered one of the most untouched island paradise in Thailand. The concern about the effects of old, loud, quick boat boats on sea life and the surrounding area has only reinforced the need for a sustainable solution. The P-12 ferries from Candela, which do not produce exhaust gases and cause almost no waves or noise, offer precisely this solution. Access to the island becomes more secure and more environmentally friendly, which preserves the beauty of this special region.

The new ferry connection is operated all year round, with other plans to extend the fleet to other nearby islands. This could not only significantly improve the passenger experience, but also lift the entire region to the next level in terms of ecological tourism, so Electrek.

This ecological initiative could offer Koh Kood a promising perspective in the future and is a step in the right direction for sustainable tourism in Thailand. With the constant growth of the ferry connections, Koh Kood is ready to preserve his enchanting charm as a dreamy oasis and at the same time become a model for sustainable tourism.