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Erik Thun Launches “Tidan”,The Fourth Lake Vänern Max Series

The Erik Thun Group has celebrated the launch of Tidan, the fourth vessel in its innovative Lake Vänern Max series, during a ceremony at Ferus Smit shipyard in the Netherlands. Named after the Tidan River flowing through Lidköping, Sweden, the vessel exemplifies the company’s commitment to sustainable shipping solutions.

Lake Vänern Max series Sustainability at the Forefront

The Lake Vänern Max series is designed with cutting-edge sustainability features, including the installation of eBox technology. This advanced system optimises energy use, significantly reducing CO2 emissions and enhancing operational efficiency. The vessels are equipped with hybrid propulsion systems that integrate battery power with traditional fuel, allowing for peak shaving and power smoothing. This not only reduces the environmental footprint but also ensures quieter and cleaner operations while docked, improving air quality in ports and reducing noise pollution.

In a time when geopolitical tensions affect global supply chains, Erik Thun Group stands out by building its vessels in Europe. The decision to collaborate with Ferus Smit shipyard underscores our commitment to quality and reliability, leveraging European craftsmanship to deliver state-of-the-art maritime solutions.

Henrik Källsson, Deputy Managing Director at Erik Thun Group, stated, “We are proud to lead the way in maritime innovation with the Lake Vänern Max series. ‘Tidan’ exemplifies our commitment to sustainable shipping and sets a new standard in efficiency and performance.”

About Erik Thun Group

Erik Thun Group is a family-owned company with deep roots in Sweden, dedicated to providing innovative and sustainable shipping solutions. Our fleet is designed to meet the highest standards of environmental responsibility, ensuring a greener future for maritime transport.

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