A2B-online turns to China for methanol-ready boxship pair
Dutch shortsea container operator A2B-online has ordered two methanol-capable vessels from China Merchants Industry Weihai Shipyard, expanding its fleet renewal programme to four ships. The new contract shifts construction to China after its first two vessels were ordered from Turkey’s Sedef Shipyard in 2023.
A2B-online container ships methanol propulsion shipbuilding China
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