- Hudong-Zhonghua launches the second of four 23,000-TEU LNG dual-fuel containerships for CMA CGM.
- These massive vessels, with advanced dual-fuel engines and containment tech, will join the fleet in 2025-2026.
- The ships can carry 23,872 containers and represent CMA CGM’s commitment to sustainable shipping.
China’s Hudong-Zhonghua has achieved another milestone, launching the second LNG dual-fuel 23,000-TEU containership for French shipping leader CMA CGM, reports LNG Prime.
Vessel Launch and Key Milestones
The CMA CGM Saint Germain was floated at Changxing Island on January 21.
This marks the second vessel in a four-ship order placed in 2022, with keel-laying held in September 2024.
Impressive Specifications and Capacity
Measuring 399 meters in length and 61.3 meters in width, the vessels boast a capacity of 23,872 containers.
It makes them among the largest and most advanced LNG-powered ships globally.
Advanced Dual-Fuel Technology
The containerships feature WinGD dual-fuel engines and GTT’s 18,600-cbm Mark III containment tech.
It focuses on sustainable and efficient shipping.
Previous Deliveries and Fleet Expansion
Hudong-Zhonghua and Jiangnan have already delivered nine similar vessels to CMA CGM, with the last, Sorbonne, joining the fleet in 2021.
The new series strengthens CMA CGM’s commitment to greener maritime operations.
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Source: LNG Prime
