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Well as far as I know: After removing the equipment designed to barely keep 60+ people alive and in place in high waters the whole thing might be more than 1 ton lighter. Guess it will roll like one of those man sized inflatable bubbles. So I imagine at that point I not only can make a lot of installations, I even need to if I dont want to decorate the whole thing with my last meal. So the plan was to fill most of the bilge with batteries, hook up to a complete solar system and also plan for a feature to be able to charge of the grid. You can probably plaster 20 sqm of panels onto a large FELB. Perhaps throw whatever Volvo Penta I'll find out, put an electric in an just test the range instead of scratching my head over a calculator for days only to find out the margin of error grows to 1000%. After that I can still make a final choice, diesel, electric or perhaps electric and diesel-electric backup.
So that will take care of all those electrical needs that pale in comparisson to the power needed for propulsion.