15/03/2023at 10:59

ONE orders ten vessels capable of sailing on green fuels

Another shipping company has increased its orders of vessels capable of sailing on methanol and ammonia.

The new ships will be equipped with a special cover to reduce windage. | Photo: Ocean Network Express

Ocean Network Express (ONE) is the latest carrier to order container vessels that can sail on green fuels.

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