News / Cosco and OOCL commit $2.8bn in orders for methanol-fuelled box ships

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31/10/2022

Cosco Shipping Lines and OOIL have confirmed their orders for 24,000 teu methanol-fuelled ultra-large containerships (ULCSs).

In a filing to the Shanghai Stock Exchange on Friday, holding company Cosco Shipping Holdings (CSH), said that through its subsidiary, Cosco (Cayman) Mercury, it had commissioned five 24,000 teu ...

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