Each shipyard will
build six vessels and are all scheduled to be delivered from 2027.
The boxships will be the first methanol-dual fuel
vessels in ONE’s fleet.
These vessels will include state of the art
technologies such as optimised hull form, waste heat recovery systems and bow
windshield and will be equipped with an air lubrication system and shaft
generator to help with exploring potential enhancements in fuel efficiency and
the reduction of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.
Commenting on the
announcement, ONE’s CEO Jeremy Nixon affirmed, “Our decision to invest in
methanol-dual fuel vessels aligns with ONE’s Green Strategy as part of our key
initiatives. Upcoming new fleet is pivotal in achieving our goal
of deploying the first alternative fuel ships by 2030 and marks a significant
milestone in our journey towards a greener and more sustainable maritime
industry.”
ONE Green Strategy
has a target to achieve net-zero GHG emissions, encompassing Scope 2 and 3, by
2050.
To achieve the target, transition from conventional
fuel to alternative fuels is defined as ONE’s key pillar of Green initiatives,
and it is consistent with Operational Efficiency, Green Investment, and
Alternative fuels in our key initiatives.