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Yangzijiang won orders for 32 LNG-powered containerships this year

By LNG Prime Staff
Yangzijiang won orders for 32 LNG-powered containerships this year
LNG-powered MSC Siena (Image: Yangzijiang Shipbuilding)

Chinese private shipyard Yangzijiang Shipbuilding has secured orders for 32 LNG dual-fuel and 17 methanol dual-fuel containerships so far this year. As of November 7, the company secured new orders for 98 vessels valued at $11.64 billion. This is 259 percent more than its target of $4.5 billion for the 2024 financial year, Yangzijiang said….

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