Fleet Expansion
Mitsui O.S.K. Lines (MOL) is expanding its fleet with five dual-fueled Capesize bulkers that can burn LNG or conventional marine fuel oil.
These vessels, slated for delivery between 2026 and 2027, will bring MOL’s total LNG-capable Capesize bulkers to 13, with one vessel already operational since March 2023 receiving LNG fuel.
Emission Reduction
LNG, compared to traditional marine fuel, boasts significant emission reductions: 25% in CO2, complete elimination of SOx, and around 85% in NOx.
Aligning with its vision for net-zero GHG emissions by 2050, MOL has expanded its LNG-powered fleet across various vessel types, including car carriers, tankers, and ferries.
As an immediate step, MOL aims to further increase LNG-fueled vessels to expedite its drive towards slashing overall GHG emissions.
Fleet status
Ship type | Number of vessels | |
---|---|---|
Ocean-going | Bulk carrier | 13 Capesize bulkers (1 already in service) + 2 other bulk carriers (1 already in service)*1 |
Car carrier | 13 | |
Tanker | 4 VLCCs | |
Coastal | Tugboat | 1 (already in service)*2 |
Ferry | 4 (2 already in service)*3 | |
Coastal cargo vessel | 1 (already in service)*4 | |
Total | Ocean-going: 32, Coastal: 6 |
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Source: MOL
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