Dutch shortsea container operator A2B-online has ordered two more methanol-capable vessels at China Merchants Industry Weihai Shipyard, doubling its fleet renewal programme to four ships. The latest contract marks a switch to China after the company booked its first two newbuildings at Turkey’s Sedef Shipyard in 2023. The Chinese pair will feature multi-fuel methanol propulsion, …
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A2B-online turns to China for methanol-ready boxship pair
Dutch shortsea container operator A2B-online has ordered two more methanol-capable vessels at China Merchants Industry Weihai Shipyard, doubling its fleet renewal programme to four ships. The latest contract marks a swit
Adis Ajdin·November 9, 2026·2 min
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