Digital twin brings us closer to sustainability goals
By creating a digital twin of our vessels within an EU-funded project, we can simulate technical solutions in advance, to reduce fuel consumption, cut emissions, and lower costs.
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Sustainability
By creating a digital twin of our vessels within an EU-funded project, we can simulate technical solutions in advance, to reduce fuel consumption, cut emissions, and lower costs.
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At Stena Line, we’re constantly working to make our operations more sustainable. One of our central targets is to reduce CO₂ emissions by 30% by 2030, based on our 2019 emission levels. To get there, we’re improving the efficiency of our existing fleet and developing the next generation of ships. The latest concept to come out of this work is Stena Futuro – a new concept vessel that can reduce energy usage by 20 percent or more.
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The journey toward reducing CO₂ emissions by 30% by 2030 is ongoing and happening on many fronts across Stena Line. Onboard our vessels, a wide range of technical upgrades and innovations are bringing us closer to that goal every day.
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Our brand-new freight vessel, Stena Futura, entered service on 22 September 2025.
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Stena Line continues its commitment to trade growth and resilience in the Baltic Sea. The ferry company will acquire all shares in the port operator Terrabalt in Liepaja, Latvia.
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