- Hybrid Vessel Terramar Joins AtoB@C Shipping’s Sustainable Fleet.
- AtoB@C Shipping Advances Sustainability with New Plug-In Hybrid Vessel.
- AtoB@C Shipping Targets 50% Emission Reduction with New Vessel Series.
AtoB@C Shipping, the Swedish subsidiary of Finnish shipping company ESL Shipping, has taken delivery of its newest plug-in hybrid newbuild, Terramar, from India’s Chowgule shipyard. This is the sixth vessel in a series of twelve 5,350 DWT plug-in hybrid vessels ordered by AtoB@C Shipping from Chowgule & Company. The shipbuilding schedule includes one vessel delivery every quarter until autumn 2026, reports Offshore Energy.
Fleet Expansion: Progress and Milestones
Four vessels—Electramar, Stellamar, Ecomar, and Aquamar—have already been received by AtoB@C Shipping. The fifth vessel, Maximar, was launched on 5 September 2024, is currently under outfitting and is expected for delivery later this year. The company is further increasing its capacities in sustainable maritime transport through Terramar.
Vessel Specifications and Features
The vessels in this series are designed for efficiency and sustainability, featuring:
- Gross Tonnage: 4,200
- Length: 90 meters
- Width: 16 meters
- Deadweight Tonnage: 5,350
- Ice Class Certification: For operations in icy conditions
- Hybrid Propulsion: Combining conventional and battery power
- Shore Power Connectivity: Allowing zero-emission port operations
Sustainability at the Heart
The ships feature pioneering hybrid propulsion systems and batteries, allowing for emission-free and silent port calls. According to AtoB@C Shipping, these innovations reduce CO2 emissions by nearly 50% compared to the current generation of vessels. The company aims to set a benchmark for environmentally responsible shipping.
Future Deliveries on Track
Now that six of these vessels have already been completed, and six others scheduled for delivery by autumn 2026, AtoB@C Shipping continues to innovate towards integrating more sustainable practices within the company’s fleet. The rollout of such hybrid vessels highlights this company’s commitment to diminishing its footprint on the environment while also ensuring operational effectiveness.
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Source: Offshore Energy
