As part of its ongoing fleet optimization plan, Yang Ming Marine Transport Corporation (“Yang Ming”) held its 404th Board Meeting and approved the order of seven 15,000 TEU LNG dual-fuel containerships from Hanwha Ocean Co., Ltd. Following the completion of contract procedures, these vessels are scheduled for delivery between 2028 and 2029. The newbuildings will replace aging vessels and advance Yang Ming’s strategic development.
To strengthening its core container shipping business, meeting global trade demand and economic growth, and providing customers with comprehensive and efficient transportation services, Yang Ming is actively enhancing fleet competitiveness and aligning with global GHG reduction trends. The adoption of dual-fuel solutions for the 15,000 TEU vessels, alongside the five LNG dual-fuel containerships scheduled for delivery beginning in 2026, will ensure stable service on East-West routes while achieving a 20% reduction in GHG emissions compared to traditional fuel. These efforts reflect the Company’s commitment to year-on-year carbon intensity reduction. Moreover, the alternative fuel initiatives align with stricter international environmental regulations. Yang Ming continues to strengthen its transportation services. The optimization plan is set to rejuvenate Yang Ming’s fleet, ensure compliance with environmental regulations, and diversify energy sources. By enhancing competitiveness and operational resilience, Yang Ming is well-positioned to navigate supply chain restructuring and market uncertainties, steadily progressing toward its vision of becoming customers’ top choice for transportation services and playing a crucial role in the industry.
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