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Incat Crowther’s Sustainable Vessel Design Process is helping operators around the world choose the best low and zero-emission technologies to sustainability grow their fleets

Our Sustainable Vessel Design Process is technology-agnostic, and involves a 7-step process to ensure we provide bespoke solutions tailored to the operational needs of our clients.

Incat Crowther is proud to be partnering with governments, cities and operators around the world to deliver state-of-the-art low and zero emissions vessels.

From hybrid propulsion to utilising future fuels and 100% electric solutions, Incat Crowther partners with operators to deliver truly industry-leading, innovative, high performance low and zero emissions vessels that are safe and efficient.

Incat Crowther delivers the best value shipbuilding solution using Digital Shipbuilding technology. Technical risk is minimised and comprehensive information is generated.  This allows options for manufacturing considering a prioritisation of factors.  The process includes a Quality Management System to oversee manufacturing, and beyond commissioning, a 3D digital twin for lifetime maintenance.

Design number: IC19046

Vessel Name: Island Guardian

The fourth Incat Crowther-designed vessel for Queensland's Great Barrier Reef Joint Field
Management Program.

Design number: IC18192

Vessel Name: Valkyrie, Wotan, Farra Orla, Farra Ciara, Farra Aoife, CWind Pesanach, Farra Emer, Farra Cliona, Farra Grainne, Rera As, Farra Roisin, Arabella Jane, Farra Eithne, Farra Aisling, Farra Maev, Farra Deirdre

The WINDFLEX-27 offers excellent speed, deadweight and seakeeping, making them capable of many roles in the Offshore Wind industry.

Design number: IC19165

Vessel Name: Korea Pride

A South-Korean built fast ferry meeting very high safety, comfort and performance standards.

Design number: IC19045

Vessel Name: Tamoya

Tamoya is an Incat Crowther 17 that joins Reef Ranger and Reef Resilience in the Great Barrier Reef Joint Field Management Program fleet. The vessel will be joined by a 20m Landing Craft, currently under construction. Photos courtesy Norman R Wright and Sons.

Design number: IC18059

Vessel Name: Wayfinder

The second vessel in the ShadowCat range.

Design number: IC18001

Vessel Name: Summit PSA 5

This monohull crewboat provides transport for personnel and light cargo to and from a floating storage regasification unit (FSRU).

Design number: IC17186

Vessel Name: Eleanor Roosevelt

The world’s first very large catamaran Ro-Pax ferry powered by dual-fuel reciprocating engines.

Design number: IC17062

Vessel Name: Twin City Liner

A low wash ferry custom designed for specific operational conditions for commuter and tourist service between Vienna and Bratislava.

Design number: IC16222

Vessel Name: Stapem Beluga, Stapem Narval

An 18m Catamaran Dive Support Vessel customized for offshore dive operations.

Design number: IC16211

Vessel Name: Hodor

The first Incat Crowther 66 ShadowCat - a support vessel offering unparalleled capability.

Design number: IC15171

Vessel Name: Spirit of the Wild

An innovative new eco tour vessel designed to provide a world-class experience on Tasmania's World Heritage listed Macquarie Harbour. Layout and structure optimized for viewing experience, while electric motors provide silent operation on the Gordon River.

Design number: IC15087

Vessel Name: Seastreak Commodore, Seastreak Courageous

The highest capacity k-class boat operating in the USA.

Design number: IC15109

Vessel Name: Confidence 1, Confidence 2, Confidence 3, Confidence 4

A fleet of vessels serving a natural gas plant in Nigeria, offering a combination of efficient hulls, rugged construction and simple layout.

Design number: IC14194

Vessel Name: Evolution

Evolution sets the benchmark for customer experience on the Great Barrier Reef, blending motor yacht style with commercial vessel efficiency and ruggedness.

Design number: IC14047

Vessel Name: M/V Hezekia, M/V Lady Dora

Two 35m offshore security patrol vessels. The vessels are classed by Bureau Veritas (BV) and were constructed by Veecraft Marine in Cape Town, South Africa for an undisclosed client in Lagos, Nigeria.

Design number: ICO13009

Vessel Name: Seacor Puma, Seacor Panther

The latest in Seacor Marine's highly successful CrewZer Class of offshore vessel, offering exceptional efficiency, comfort and operational flexibility.

Design number: IC12088

Vessel Name: Muslim Magomayev

The Muslim Magomayev fast crew boat (FCB) is the world's biggest high-speed crew catamaran vessel, built primarily to carry crew to multiple offshore installations.

Design number: IC12069

Vessel Name: Benreoch

A 30m Wave Piercing Catamaran Crewboat built by Veecraft Marine, South Africa for the Nigerian oil fields.

Design number: IC11022

Vessel Name: Freedom Sovereign

This is the third vessel in a line of new-generation rugged, efficient comfortable 24m passenger vessels.

Design number: IC11019

Vessel Name: Reef Ranger

Environmentally-friendly catamaran designed to patrol pristine coastal areas. Designed to have minimal impact on the environment it is protecting.

Design number: IC10104

Vessel Name: Bhagwan Dryden

Bhagwan Dryden is a modern, high-tech vessel which is a first-of-type fully integrated catamaran Dive Support Vessel. She features multiple power generation units coupled to an advanced control system to allocate power to azimuthing propulsors and deck equipment.

Design number: IC0922

Vessel Name: Limitless

29m Catamaran Utility Vessel for operation in Australian coastal waters. High payload, speed and 15 tonne bollard pull. Flexible uses such as chase boat, crew transfer, fast freight or interisland transport.

Design number: IC1041

Vessel Name: Fantasea Sunrise

This vessel features modern styling and represents an exciting new generation of catamaran. Efficient operation and excellent seakeeping are hallmarks of this hull form.

Design number: IC0618

Vessel Name: Seacor Cougar, Seacor Cheetah

A revolutionary crew vessel capable of speeds in excess of 40 knots.

Design number: ID2570

Vessel Name: Micat

A 58m medium-speed passenger and vehicle ferry capable of carrying 413 passengers and 49 4WD vehicles. Capable of beach landing. Steel hull with aluminium superstructure. This vessel features very low fuel consumption.