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Sydney Electric Ferry Trial New Fish Market Route

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The article describes a government-led trial of a single battery electric ferry, with no concrete commercial mechanism, investment amount, or supply chain impact. The trial is small-scale and delayed, with no immediate effect on any company's revenue, margin, or input costs. No sector is materially affected.

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  • NSW government to trial a 24-metre battery electric ferry starting in 2028, two years later than planned.
  • Trial aims to operate on a new Sydney fish market route by 2029, lasting 12 months.
  • Construction by Richardson Devine Marine begins later this year.
  • Government targets net zero emissions in public transport by 2035.
  • Electric buses and trains to run on renewable energy starting next year.

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The Guardian is a UK daily owned by the Scott Trust. Reporting is funded by reader contributions rather than a paywall; coverage spans UK and international politics, climate and culture.

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Sydney Electric Ferry Trial New Fish Market Route β€” News Analysis