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The Cook Strait ferries in NZ used to be able to do this, a long time ago. I don't think the capability was ever used though.
Most of the current ships are 60Hz which doesn't work with the NZ grid.
The new ferries were explicitly going to be 11kV 50Hz to provide disaster response capabilities including power. Then they got canned.