Electric Ferries Could Cut Boston’s Traffic — Drew Rollert Explains How

“We’re at the beginning of a new era for marine transportation.”

In this video, Drew Rollert, founder of Wada Hoppah, shares how Boston — and cities across the U.S. — are transitioning from diesel-powered ferries to electric, carbon fiber boats. These vessels could move up to 640 people daily, helping cut emissions and traffic congestion while revolutionizing how cities approach clean transit on water.

🚢 Why Boston is going electric on the water

🔋 How carbon fiber + battery tech changes marine transit

🌱 What it means for traffic, climate, and clean energy adoption

🎙️ Speaker: Drew Rollert — Founder, Wada Hoppah