ABS and Asiatic Lloyd eye ultramax conversion to methanol fueling

In yet another sign of the growing interest in methanol as a marine fuel, ABS and Asiatic Lloyd Maritime LLP, a member of the AL Group, have signed a joint development project (JDP) to study the feasibility of converting the fuel system of an ultramax bulk carrier, from conventional diesel to methanol.

The study is focused on a series of up to eight ABS classed ultramax bulk carriers ordered for construction in the New Hantong Shipyard, China, for AL Group.

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Asiatic Lloyd extends portfolio further beyond container ships

German tonnage provider Asiatic Lloyd is diversifying further beyond its core boxship segment, investing the profits from the high container market in the dry bulk, tanker and car carrier segments.

Container News was informed by a representative of Asiatic Lloyd, which is owned by the Bunnemann family of Germany, has chartered a pair of 82,400 dwt Kamsarmax newbuilding bulk carriers which Japanese tonnage provider Eiko Kisen is building at Japan Marine United Corporation.

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Asiatic Lloyd’s DSIC is order first in eight-years

German owner Asiatic Lloyd has ordered up to four ammonia-fuelled 7,100TEU ships from Dalian Shipbuilding Industry Company (DSIC), the shipyard’s parent China State Shipbuilding Corporation announced on 2 May.

It is Asiatic Lloyd’s first container newbuilding order since 2013, when the Bunnemann-owned outfit ordered a pair of 9,034TEU ships from Hyundai Samho Heavy Industries. The ship owner has a fleet of 26 second-hand container ships.

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