Another Chinese yard wants to build ultra-large container ships
Chinese yard Yangzijiang Shipbuilding now enters the game to secure orders for ultra-large container with capacities of more than 18,000 teu.
BY JØRGEN RUDBECK
Till now Korean shipyards have been the only ones able to handle orders from carriers such as Maersk Line for the construction of ultra-large container ships with capacities exceeding 18,000 teu, vessels such as the Triple-E series.
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