According to Reuters, CMA CGM has announced that China State Shipbuilding Corp. has ordered 10 new vessels, with five to be powered by LNG, and the other five to be fitted with scrubbers instead.
Reuters reports that the €1.2 billion contract was signed during a state visit to France by Chinese President Xi Jinping.
Under the terms of the deal, each containership will have a capacity to handle 15 000 TEUs. They will reportedly be delivered from 2021 onwards, and will be used to service the lines between Asia and the Mediterranean.
Read the article online at: https://www.lngindustry.com/small-scale-lng/26032019/china-orders-five-lng-powered-containerships/
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[WEBINAR] Insulation advances: Mitigating noise and CUI in your LNG plant
17 November 2020
Heightened noise levels are harmful to the well-being and productivity of a plant’s personnel as well as the surrounding environment. This webinar will outline the most popular acoustic standards in the industry today and distill down to the audience what they need to know in order to best protect their work personnel and profits.
