Seaspan Corporation, the world’s largest tonnage provider of containerships, is entering into car carrier market through ordering six firm and four optional 10,800 ceu pure car truck carriers (PCTCs). The vessels will be LNG dual-fuel LNG, as well as being ammonia and methanol ready.
The order for by PCTCs by Seaspan was placed in partnership with car carrier operator Hyundai Glovis at CSSC’s Shanghai Waigaoqiao Shipbuilding. It marks Seaspan’s first foray into the booming car carrier market. Seaspan owns and operates 138 containerships counting most of the world’s top container lines among its charterers.
Meanwhile HMM and Hyundai Glovis also entered into contract with CSSC’s Guangzhou Shipyard International for the construction of same type of six firm and four optional 10,800 ceu dual-fuel PCTCs.
Beihai Shipbuilding received a contract for four 325,000 dwt methanol dual-fuel very large ore carriers (VLOCs) from domestic owner Shandong Shipping Corporation, which is the first batch of methanol dual-fuel VLOC newbuilds project in collaboration with the Brazilian mining industry giant Vale.
Huangpu Wenchong Shipbuilding announced its first orders with Benelux Overseas in a deal for two firm plus one optional 48,000 cu metre LPG carriers. These are the largest gas carriers order at the South China shipyard and a breakthrough for Huangpu Wenchong into the mid-size gas carrier sector.
Jiangnan Shipyard also secured three 99,000 cu metre VLECs from Pacific Gas Carriers, while Chengxi Shipyard inked an order four 82,600 dwt bulk carriers with the Chinese finance service provider ICBC Leasing.
CSSC said the newly contracted shipbuilding orders demonstrate the significant innovation results of shipbuilding group and technical, emission, and economic indexes were all at a world-leading level.
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