Two Methanol Dual-Fuel Bulk Carriers Named in China

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Two 65,000-dwt methanol dual-fuel bulk carriers being built for Cyprus-based Lemissoler Navigation were named in China on July 27.

The vessels were named during a joint ceremony held by Huangpu Wenchong Shipbuilding and CSSC Trading, the shipbuilder said in a statement on its website on Tuesday.

Designed by Shanghai Shipbuilding sector Research Institute (SSI), the bulk carriers are equipped with methanol dual-fuel engines that can operate on methanol and conventional marine fuels.

Huangpu Wenchong said the project marks its entry into the construction of methanol dual-fuel bulk carriers.

The company added that the vessels reflect growing demand to reduce-emit ship designs as the shipping sector works to minimize its environmental footprint.

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