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Steel cutting begins on Avenir LNG’s second 20,000 cbm LNG bunkering vessel in China

Steel cutting begins on Avenir LNG’s second 20,000 cbm LNG bunkering vessel in China

Hull S1124 is the second of two bunkering vessels in Avenir LNG’s latest series and is scheduled for delivery for early 2027.

China: First dual-fuel methanol bunkering vessel successfully launched in Zhoushan

Methanol8 months ago

China: First dual-fuel methanol bunkering vessel successfully launched in Zhoushan

Vessel will undergo further outfitting, equipment commissioning and sea trials at the outfitting dock and is expected to be delivered before the end of December.

Maersk welcomes latest methanol dual-fuel vessel boxship “Brisbane Maersk”

Newbuilding9 months ago

Maersk welcomes latest methanol dual-fuel vessel boxship “Brisbane Maersk”

Vessel is equipped with a dual-fuel engine capable of operating on bio- and e-methanol and built in partnership with HD Hyundai Heavy Industries and Everllence.

Korea-based integrated logistics company HMM on Thursday (16 October) said it ordered new vessels worth KRW 4 trillion (USD 2.8 billion), marking a significant investment in its fleet portfolio. The order includes a dozen 13,000 TEU sister ships and two Very Large Crude Carriers (VLCCs). The 13,000 TEU container vessels, all LNG dual-fuelled ships, will be built by HD Hyundai Heavy and Hanhwa Ocean. As decarbonisation regulations from the IMO and EU continue to strengthen, HMM said LNG is viewed as one of the most readily deployable lower-emission fuels. “By adding these new LNG dual-fuelled vessels to its existing portfolio, which already includes methanol-powered containerships and LNG-powered vessels, HMM continues to strengthen its position in sustainable shipping,” HMM said. “The new VLCCs will also contribute to diversifying and reinforcing the company’s bulk fleet portfolio.” Photo credit: HMM HMM puts in massive newbuilding order of 12 LNG dual-fuel boxships and VLCC duo

Alternative Fuels9 months ago

HMM puts in massive newbuilding order of 12 LNG dual-fuel boxships and VLCC duo

Company ordered a dozen 13,000 TEU container vessels and two VLCCs worth KRW 4 trillion (USD 2.8 billion), all LNG dual-fuelled ships, will be built by...

Chinese shipyard wins order for bunker vessel duo from Sogestran after two-year tender

Newbuilding9 months ago

Chinese shipyard wins order for bunker vessel duo from Sogestran after two-year tender

Sogestran recently said it has selected China Merchants Industry Yangzhou Dingheng Shipyard to build two new bunker vessels, which can supply biofuels and e-methanol, for long-time...

CMA CGM Group ink LOI with Indian shipyard for six new LNG dual-fuel boxships

LNG Bunkering9 months ago

CMA CGM ink LOI with Indian shipyard for six new LNG dual-fuel boxships

All six vessels, each with a capacity of 1,700 TEUs, will be registered under the Indian flag and will be delivered from 2029 to 2031.

World’s first methanol-fuelled bunker tanker launched, prepares for Singapore operations

Newbuilding9 months ago

World’s first methanol-fuelled bunker tanker launched, prepares for Singapore operations

Fratelli Cosulich Group launched “Maya Cosulich”, which is set to arrive in Singapore by the end of 2025 and will commence operations under time charter with...

MOL team up with Australian partners on Pilbara ammonia bunkering hub initiative

Ammonia9 months ago

MOL team up with Australian partners on Pilbara ammonia bunkering hub initiative

MOL, NH3, and Oceania aim to collaborate on the transition of iron ore carriers in the Pilbara region to ammonia bunker fuel and the realisation of...

250930 BSM ITOCHU ammonia bunkering vessel.width 1200 MT

Newbuilding9 months ago

World’s first ammonia bunkering vessel to serve Singapore bunkering hub from 2027

Bernhard Schulte Shipmanagement to manage 5,000 m3 newbuilding ordered by Japanese trading company ITOCHU Corporation in June.

DNV AFI alternative fuelled vessels added in september 2025 MT

Newbuilding9 months ago

DNV: LNG-fuelled newbuilds dominate orders for alternative-fuelled vessels in September

A total of 14 orders for alternative-fuelled vessels were placed in September 2025.

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Steel cutting begins on Avenir LNG’s second 20,000 cbm LNG bunkering vessel in China

China: First dual-fuel methanol bunkering vessel successfully launched in Zhoushan

Maersk welcomes latest methanol dual-fuel vessel boxship “Brisbane Maersk”

HMM puts in massive newbuilding order of 12 LNG dual-fuel boxships and VLCC duo

Chinese shipyard wins order for bunker vessel duo from Sogestran after two-year tender

CMA CGM ink LOI with Indian shipyard for six new LNG dual-fuel boxships

World’s first methanol-fuelled bunker tanker launched, prepares for Singapore operations

MOL team up with Australian partners on Pilbara ammonia bunkering hub initiative

World’s first ammonia bunkering vessel to serve Singapore bunkering hub from 2027

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