ENA (aka MR-1) seen departing Brooke St Pier in Hobart, Tasmania, Australia. 1/06/2018

ENA is one of two ferries which operate along the Derwent River between Brooke St Pier in downtown Hobart and the MONA (Museum of Old and New Art) site in Berriedale.

ENA

Type: Ferry (Catamaran)
Flag: Australian | Port of Registry: Hobart | Call Sign: VZBO
MMSI: 503793700
Designers: Chamberlin Marine & Revolution Design | Interior Designer: Georgina Freeman | Graphic Designer: Damian Scott
Operator: Navigators (Secheron Holdings) - Hobart, Australia
Year Built: 2013 | Country of Build: Australia | Builder: Incat Tasmania Pty. Ltd. | Location of Yard: Hobart
Construction: Two slender, aluminium hulls connected by a bridging section. Each hull is divided into six vented, \watertight compartments divided by transverse bulkheads.
LOA: 33.7 m | LWL: 33.2 m | Beam: 9.6 m | Draught: 1.25 m
Capacity: Passengers: 240 | Crew: 6
Decks: 2 passenger decks
Tankage: Fuel Oil: 7,600 litres | Fresh Water: 1,900 litres | Black Water: 1,900 litres
Engines: 2 x Caterpillar C32 ACERT C engines - each rated at 1300 bhp @ 1800 RPM
Generators: 2 x diesel powered generators of the self-regulating brushless type. One generator installed in each hull
Gearbox: 2 x Twin Disk MGX 6620 SC gearboxes with forward/reverse
Shafting: 2 x 4” super duplex stainless steel shafts
Steering: 2 x Stainless steel rudders hydraulically operated through rams to the tiller arms
Propellers: 2 x Mikado five bladed counter rotating propellers
Speed: 24.9 knots (46.1 km/h)