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Global LNG-fueled fleet continues to expand

By LNG Prime Staff
Global LNG-fueled fleet continues to expand
LNG-powered containership CMA CGM Amazonia (Image: Hudong-Zhonghua)

The number of LNG-fueled vessels continues to increase, boosted by orders for new dual-fuel containerships. The global LNG-fueled fleet will grow to 1154 vessels by 2033, according to DNV’s Alternative Fuels Insight platform. DNV’s data shows that the classification society has added at least 96 new LNG-powered vessels to its platform during July and August….

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