Solar Shuttle, the Serpentine

By Richard Linington | November 17, 2007

The Solar Shuttle carries 42 passengers and is powered by two engines allowing it to cruise at 4mph across the Serpentine. A similar boat powered by a diesel engine could produce up to 2900lbs of CO2 per annum.

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