Second electric ferry on the horizon for East by West Ferries - READ MORE

WEBBCo awarded winner of the Innovation Gold category at the Wellington Gold Awards - READ MORE

New Zealand electric ferries, ships, and boats are making huge waves in the marine industry. First out is Wellington’s East by West Ferries’ Ika Rere, launched on December 16 and scheduled to enter service in the New Year - READMORE

WEBBCo, East by West Ferries and technical partners will present on achieving 360 degree efficiency in the design and build of Ika Rere, the first all electric high speed ferry to be launched in the Southern Hemisphere READ MORE

Wellington Harbour will soon boast the Southern Hemisphere’s first battery-powered commuter ferry, as Kiwi firms make waves in the electric marine revolution. Todd Niall reports. READ MORE

Ika Rere has been launched in Wellington Harbour. Built by WEBBCo, this fully electric high performance passenger ferry is a first in the Southern Hemisphere - READ MORE

WEBBCo welcomes the recent New Zealand Budget announcement which includes greater support for low emission transportation projects. - READ MORE

Our partner Retyna will present the East by West ferry project as part of the innovation segment - READ MORE

East by West and WEBBCo will present on: The Southern Hemisphere’s first fully electric high performance passenger ferry is launched - READ MORE

Great to have the Minister of Transport Michael Wood in the Hutt this week. I took the opportunity to show him how the electric ferry is shaping up. - READ MORE

If Greta has taught us one thing, it’s that trains are good and planes are bad. But without access to a zero-carbon yacht, what do you do if you need to cross Cook Strait? - READMORE

The New Zealand capital of Wellington is on track to become the first city in the Southern Hemisphere to boast its own locally-designed and made zero-emissions electric ferry. - READ MORE

Wellington's new electric cross-harbour ferry is shaping up to slash its owners' fuel bill by $250,000 a year. - READ MORE