Greenline Marine Inc.

Bridges, roads, highways, and tunnels do a great job of connecting communities on the coast... until they're out of service in an emergency. Then it's only the waterways that remain open and reliable. Ferries = resilience.   Passenger-only ferry networks are practical and affordable during the best of times, and a critical lifeline during the worst of times. Now's our chance to build resilience for coastal communities by strengthening ferry transportation. News story: https://lnkd.in/gNeCTCRD

Thanks Royal Institution of Naval Architects for the Greenline Marine Inc. shout-out! Congrats too to our partners BMT on a strategic expansion. https://lnkd.in/gT74G9xq

Thanks UBC Master of Engineering Leadership (MEL) for the invite! Terrific engagement from the students -- we're delighted to see that the next generation of engineering leaders are so passionate about implementing new, greener technologies. Callum Campbell, P.Eng, MBA Capt. Darren Pereira

For almost 40 years, BMT has led the way in ferry design, constantly pushing boundaries and embracing new technologies to meet the industry's evolving needs. In our latest blog, Navigating the Future: BMT’s Journey in Electric Ferry Design, Alex Blake Senior Naval Architect at BMT, explores the milestones shaping a cleaner maritime future—from our hybrid vessels to the recent 32-meter all-electric ferry, created in partnership with Greenline Marine Inc. Why electric ferries? Beyond emission reductions, electric vessels offer significant benefits: quieter operations for passenger comfort, simplified mechanical systems for design flexibility, and long-term futureproofing as battery technology advances. Designing electric ferries presents unique challenges, from route analysis to shore-side infrastructure. Battery-electric ferries need a meticulous understanding of routes, electrical loads, and environmental factors. By collaborating early with stakeholders, we help operators achieve vessel-wide optimisation, from propulsion to efficient recharging, unlocking impactful energy savings. At BMT, we see electrification as a vital step in a sustainable maritime future. Through an integrated design approach and deep expertise in ferry operations, we're equipping operators to make the transition to Net Zero seamlessly. Explore our journey into electric ferry design and learn how BMT is helping operators navigate the transition to Net Zero with tailored solutions. Read more about our journey https://bit.ly/48HYTgn, and don’t miss the chance to meet Alex Blake at the International WorkBoat Show next week in New Orleans to discuss how we can support your move toward sustainable, efficient ferry operations. #BMT #ElectricFerries #VesselDesign #SustainableDesign #NetZero #IWBS24

Under the leadership of President and CEO Tamara Vrooman, Vancouver International Airport - YVR was named best airport in North America, according to rankings from the 2024 Skytrax World Airport Awards. So it was a thrill for our team to hear from Vrooman earlier this week at a Greater Vancouver Board of Trade event, which drew over 600 attendees. Vrooman described some of YVR's latest advancements, from innovative use of YVR's digital twin to the Pacific Autism Family Network’s recently opened Paper Planes Cafe. But what really hit home was her emphasis on intermodal transportation connections, especially via waterways. Vrooman sees YVR as an important geographic hub and pointed out “Vancouver’s airport is surrounded by water”, emphasizing the need for water-based connections for new lines of access. The world's leading transportation hubs like Hong Kong, Singapore, and Copenhagen understand that waterways aren’t constraints, they’re opportunities. When used appropriately, they increase connectivity and vibrancy in communities. And it couldn't be clearer that YVR is uniquely positioned to embody this vision. What an inspiring talk -- thanks to colleague Andrew Baigent at Urban Systems Ltd. for the event invite!  

Our team was proud to join COAST (Centre for Ocean Applied Sustainable Technologies) today in Victoria for the grand opening of its BC headquarters! Victoria Mayor Marianne Alto welcomed everyone to the organization's stunning new space -- a place that's equipped to help grow all kinds of companies that develop ocean products and technologies. Greenline Marine is excited to be part of this community of innovators, with CEO Callum Campbell currently serving as a COAST advisory board member. #YYJ #MarineInnovation #OceanTech

Check out the latest edition of the Greenline newsletter to see what's left on our to-do list before launching BC's first all-electric passenger-only ferry service! Help us map out a Vancouver landing site by giving us your feedback. (Also: everyone on our mailing list when we announce our launch will get special access to VIP offers 🏆) https://lnkd.in/gEa3uSBW

Greenline Marine Inc. is proud to sponsor the 2024 Colibri Ferries Conference. Great to be in the room with so many like-minded people who are envisioning the future of ferry transportation.

Greenline Marine Inc. is proud to sponsor the 2024 Colibri Ferries Conference. Great to be in the room with so many like-minded people who are envisioning the future of ferry transportation.

The Greenline Team has successfully wrapped up the summer of 2024 and is now setting ambitious goals for 2025. We are all excited to turn the vision of zero-emission ferries into a reality for our coastal communities. Stay tuned for updates on our progress as we work towards this important goal! #electricferries #zeroemission #passengerferries #vancouver #blueeconomy Callum Campbell, P.Eng, MBA Kristina Campbell Capt. Darren Pereira, Nick French, CPA Nick Banks, Laura Abbott Follow us by subscribing to your newsletter: https://lnkd.in/gH_Hvk3P