Details of the two 102-metre, roll-on/roll-off vehicle passenger ferries. Operated on liquefied natural gas (LNG) & marine gas oil (MGO). LNG is significantly cleaner helping to reduce emissions meeting Scottish Government targets.
List for Vessel and Infrastructure Projects
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102m Dual Fuel Ferries
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Port Enabling Works at Port Askaig
Port Askaig ferry terminal will be temporarily closed for the period 19 June - 30 July while CMAL undertake infrastructure works. This work is taking place to prepare the port for the arrival of two new vessels in the future - during this time, Port Askaig will be closed for 6 weeks, and amended timetables for the Kennacraig - Port Ellen - Port Askaig (Islay) and Oban-Colonsay-Port Askaig services will be in place.
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Small Vessel Replacement Programme
The Small Vessel Replacement Programme aims to achieve a very substantial renewal of the small vessel fleet during the next 10 years.
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Rothesay Harbour Works
We want to let our customers know about infrastructure work at Rothesay (Bute) harbour being undertaken by the harbour owners, Argyll & Bute Council, which will affect some Wemyss Bay/Rothesay services as outlined