Could a transatlantic hyperloop trip become an alternative to flying?
Conference/JournalMARIN Report 131
Date7 Apr 2021
As the world population continues to grow, and specifically in coastal areas, there is a related increase in the demand for mobility. Intercontinental flights are currently one of the main ways to connect, but we need a more sustainable
mobility solution for the future. How about a floating hyperloop?
mobility solution for the future. How about a floating hyperloop?
Contact
Linda Kemp
Project Manager
The tunnel is made from steel, with a diameter of 11 m
Who wants to collaborate with us?
Within the Blue Growth research project we are focusing on the application of a floating hyperloop concept to dramatically reduce
emissions related to long distance mobility. Hyperloops are expected to be a good lternative for high velocity passenger (and cargo) transport and are mainly being developed as a land-based solution.
emissions related to long distance mobility. Hyperloops are expected to be a good lternative for high velocity passenger (and cargo) transport and are mainly being developed as a land-based solution.
MARIN - Blue Growth Hyperloop
Within the Blue Growth research project MARIN is focusing on the application of a floating hyperloop concept to dramatically reduce emissions related to long distance mobility. Hyperloops are expected to be a good alternative for high velocity passenger (and cargo) transport and are mainly being developed as a land-based solution.