DNV: 117 LNG-powered vessels ordered in July-September

Classification society DNV added 117 LNG-powered ships to its Alternative Fuels Insight platform in the July-September period. Order uptake continues to be dominated by the container segment. According to the latest figures from DNV’s platform, 17 new orders for alternative-fueled vessels were placed last month. LNG was the biggest driver, accounting for nine vessels, most…

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