Hanwha Ocean scores $1.26 billion order for LNG-powered containerships

South Korean shipbuilder Hanwha Ocean has secured an order worth about $1.26 billion to build LNG dual-fuel containerships. Hanwha Ocean said on Thursday it will build six containerships with a capacity of 15,000 teu. The order is worth about 1.69 trillion won ($1.26 billion) or about $210 million per vessel. The shipbuilder will deliver the…

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