Electric vessels are boats or ships powered primarily by electric engines instead of traditional fossil fuels. These vessels use batteries or fuel cells to store and convert electrical energy into propulsion, making them more environmentally friendly. They produce less noise and emissions, contributing to cleaner waterways. Many electric vessels are designed for short-distance travel, such as ferries or recreational boats. However, advancements in technology are enabling longer-range electric ships, which can be used for commercial shipping and other applications. As the demand for sustainable transportation grows, the development of electric vessels is becoming increasingly important in the maritime industry.