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Hapag-Lloyd goes for dual propulsion with eight new methanol ships

8 new methanol-powered containerships will drive Hapag-Lloyd's energy transition to a cleaner and more efficient fleet.

The company completed the installation that will connect Nordseecluster 1 and 2 to the German power grid.

The docking maneuvers went smoothly, allowing the immediate start of inspection activities.

The vessel is equipped with specialized technology to support offshore projects.

The company currently has an order backlog in excess of US$2.5 billion.

OSS Jasmund will connect the Windanker wind farm to the grid from the Baltic Sea, strengthening the northern European energy system.

The Laura Mærsk engine maintained full efficiency when operating on a 50/50 blend of ethanol and methanol in recent tests.

The BC-Wind wind farm will supply some 500,000 homes per year with renewable energy.

This is the tenth SX222-design CSOV to be built by Ulstein since 2022.

Adani plans to use Peruvian copper at its Gujarat refinery, one of the world's largest at a single location.

Designed under 5000 TB, Deltamarin's chemical vessel avoids the European ETS regime without losing operational capability.

The Bintulu Port Holdings-driven subcontract seeks to maintain key industrial port operations in East Malaysia.