- French shipping giant CMA CGM celebrates a significant achievement with the launch of two 15,000 TEU LNG container ships, named CMA CGM Maui and CMA CGM Big Sur.
- The vessels, constructed side by side in the same dry dock, commenced their maiden voyage on the Yangzi River in Shanghai after four months of rigorous construction.
- The launch signifies a milestone in CMA CGM’s commitment to sustainable shipping practices.
CMA CGM achieves a significant milestone with the simultaneous launch of two 15,000 TEU LNG container ships, CMA CGM Maui and CMA CGM Big Sur. The vessels represent a leap forward in sustainable shipping practices, aligning with CMA CGM’s commitment to reducing emissions and environmental impact.
Construction and Launch
Following four months of meticulous construction in the same dry dock, the dual LNG vessels embarked on their maiden voyage on the Yangzi River in Shanghai. This synchronized launch underscores CMA CGM’s dedication to efficiency and innovation in shipbuilding.
Acknowledgment and Appreciation
CMA CGM extends gratitude to its New Building supervision team at CMA Ships for their exemplary efforts in overseeing the construction and launch of the LNG vessels. The company acknowledges the collective achievement and looks forward to the next phase of outfitting works and testing leading up to the vessels’ delivery.
Focus on Sustainability
The launch of CMA CGM Maui and CMA CGM Big Sur reaffirms CMA CGM’s commitment to sustainable shipping practices. By utilizing LNG as a fuel source, the vessels aim to minimize emissions and contribute to a greener maritime industry.
Future Prospects
As the LNG vessels undergo outfitting works and testing in preparation for delivery, CMA CGM remains dedicated to advancing sustainability initiatives within the shipping sector. The company continues to explore innovative solutions and technologies to further reduce its environmental footprint and promote a cleaner, more efficient maritime ecosystem.
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Source: Container News
