HJSC gets $220M contract for green containerships

HJ Shipbuilding & Construction (HJSC) has signed a $220 million contract with a European shipping company to build two eco-friendly containerships, each with a capacity of 7,900 TEU. The deal includes an option for the client to order two additional ships, potentially increasing the total contract value to KRW 600 billion ($431 million).

The 7,900 TEU containerships measure 272 meters in length and 42.8 meters in width, feature cutting-edge specifications and can cruise at 22 knots. Construction will take place at HJSC’s Yeongdo Shipyard, with deliveries beginning in 2026. Optimised for fuel efficiency and maximum container capacity, the ships incorporate eco-friendly features and comply with International Maritime Organization (IMO) environmental regulations. They are also methanol-ready, allowing for a future transition to carbon-neutral operations using methanol as fuel.

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