The Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF) is a temporary instrument that is the centrepiece of NextGenerationEU funds - the EU’s plan to emerge stronger and more resilient from the current crisis. Denmark has has received 1.551 million euros from these funds. Out of these, 26.8 million euros will be invested in the conversion of municipal ferries into electric ferries. This will allow cleaner travel among the Danish islands and a considerable reduction in the local CO2-emissions.This infoclip illustrates an example of an electric ferry bus currently operating in central Copenhagen and the Agersø Omø ferries that are to be become electric by 2030.

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Infoclip: Electric ferries - Recovery and Resilience Facility - Copenhagen (Denmark)

Establishing shots Copenhagen, Denmark, 5 shots

Electric ferrybus arrives, picks up customers and leaves, Copenhagen, Denmark.13 shots.

<p>The Agers&oslash; Om&oslash; ferry arrrives, lets off passengers and cars and picks up new passengers and leaves for a return run, The ferry line is to be made electric by 2030. 33 shots.</p>