PIL takes delivery of fourth LNG dual-fuel container vessel
Pacific International Lines (PIL) has taken delivery of its fourth 14,000 TEU LNG dual-fuel container vessel, Kota Embun.
As explained, this vessel is part of PIL’s “E” Class series, designed and constructed by Jiangnan Shipyard. It features a bow windshield to improve aerodynamics, expected to reduce fuel consumption and emissions by 1% annually on its route between the Far East and the West Coast of Central and South America.
PIL has ordered a total of 18 newbuild vessels since 2022, including four 14,000 TEU vessels, four 8,000 TEU vessels, five 13,000 TEU vessels, and five 9,000 TEU vessels, all equipped with LNG dual-fuel technology.
We have another 14 new vessels of various capacities, equipped with LNG dual-fuel technology and other advancements. Each new vessel brings us closer to our goal of operating a more modern and environmentally-friendly fleet. They enhance our ability to better meet global trade demands and support our customers with wider and more efficient services.
… said Lars Kastrup, CEO of PIL.
To remind, Pacific International Lines (PIL) received delivery of its third 14,000 TEU LNG dual-fuel container vessel on 20 February.
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