On March 30th, a significant contract was signed between China Merchants Industry Jinling (Nanjing) Shipyard and Singapore-based shipowner, Consort Bunkers Pte Ltd, to build six methanol bunkering vessels with a capacity of 6,500 deadweight tonnes (dwt) in Nanjing.

CMI Jinling (Nanjing) signed construction contract for 6 methanol bunkering ships

Consort Bunkers is one of the first companies to provide methanol bunkering services in major ports worldwide, showcasing their commitment to adapting to the global green shipping movement.

This collaboration marks a crucial step for both parties to reduce carbon emissions and promote low-carbon shipping solutions in line with the international consensus on sustainable shipping. By undertaking the construction of these new methanol-fueled ships, Consort Bunkers is taking a significant leap forward in meeting the industry's evolving demands for cleaner and more sustainable transportation.