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Container Line CMA CGM Takes on 12 More Gas-Powered Boxships

Container Line CMA CGM Takes on 12 More Gas-Powered Boxships by Ship & Bunker News Team Monday May 3, 2021 The LNG bunker market is set to receive another boost over the next three years as container line CMA CGM has ordered 12 more gas-powered boxships. The firm has signed a deal with CSSC Group to order six 13,000 TEU gas-powered container ships and another 10 smaller 5,500 TEU vessels running on VLSFO, it said in a statement on its website on Friday. This order aims at accommodating market growth, the company said in the statement. These vessels are expected to join the Group s fleet between 2023 and 2024. CMA CGM is already the world s largest buyer in the niche LNG bunker market, and this order will cement that position. The first bunkering of the 

Container Line CMA CGM Orders on 12 More LNG-Powered Boxships

Container Line CMA CGM Orders on 12 More LNG-Powered Boxships
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CMA CGM Offers Customers Biomethane Emission Offsets for Container Shipments

CMA CGM Offers Customers Biomethane Emission Offsets for Container Shipments
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Race for the superfuel | World Finance

In September 2020 the giant container vessel Jacques Saadé, owned by French shipping group CMA CGM, set out on a roughly 80-day maiden voyage from Europe to Asia and back. There’s nothing unusual in that, except that this brand-new 400-metre-long vessel is the first ultra large container ship to be fuelled entirely by liquefied natural gas (LNG), a low-emission fossil fuel that so far has only powered much smaller vessels. In the next few years the Jacques Saadé will be joined by eight sister ships. But looking further to the future, the engines on these vessels will be able to run on zero-emission fuels – as they become available in the coming decade. This is a race with profound consequences for the planet, and even Big Oil is joining in. ExxonMobil, for example, is working with Synthetic Genomics to develop algae into a viable biofuel for transport. The goal is to produce 10,000 barrels a day – equivalent to 3.65 million barrels a year – by 2025. “With continued brea

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