AtoB@C Shipping AB builds a series of six new, highly energy-efficient electric hybrid vessels, says an article published on their website.
Total investment value
These new 1A ice class vessels are market leaders in terms of cargo capacity, technology, and innovation.
The total investment value of the six ships is approximately 70 million euros. AtoB@C Shipping has the option to expand the order with several ships.
Electricity solution
The greenhouse gas emissions, including CO2, per cargo unit transported will decrease by almost 50% compared to the existing ships, making the vessels the most efficient in the world in their class.
The vessels’ battery packs, shore-side electricity solution and electric hybrid use enable completely emission-free and noise-free port calls. Ships can also arrive and leave the port with electric power only.
Long experience
The new vessels will be built at Chowgule and Company Private Limited shipyard in India and will be delivered starting from the third quarter of 2023.
The yard is part of the family-owned Chowgule Group founded in 1916 and has long experience in building ships of similar size for several European clients.
Special attention
The design work of the ships and comprehensive model tests have been carried out together with the Dutch SMB Naval Architects.
The company has been closely involved in the design of the vessels and has tailored the vessels to customer needs. Special attention has been paid to the energy efficiency and arrangements of cargo spaces.
Energy-efficient vessels
“We are very pleased to be able to invest in new, energy-efficient vessels. Together with the shipbuilder Chowgule and AtoB@C Shipping, we will make shipping even more environmentally friendly,” says Mikki Koskinen, Chairman of the Board of AtoB@C Shipping.
Environmentally friendly transports
“With this order we are able to offer our customers more environmentally friendly transports and respond to the growing demand. This order will also secure us eco-friendly and modern capacity in the coming years”, says Frida Rowland, Business Unit Director of AtoB@C Shipping.
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Source: Atobatc
