CSSC's 27,500 TEU World's Largest Container Vessel

China State Shipbuilding Corporation (CSSC) unveiled the world's largest LNG-powered container vessel with a capacity of 27,500 TEU at the SMM Maritime Fair held in Hamburg. The massive vessel, named "Green Sealion 27500," stands out for both its capacity and environment-friendly technologies. The ship can operate on both conventional fuels and LNG, and has the capability to receive zero-emission energy while in port. Its optimized hull design has improved fuel efficiency.

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At the same event, CSSC also unveiled other ship designs powered by different fuel types and equipped with environmentally friendly technologies. These include the "Green Sealion 20000" with a capacity of 20,000 TEU powered by ammonia and the "Green Sealion 16000" with a capacity of 16,000 TEU powered by LNG. Additionally, modern liquefied gas carriers designed for ethane and ammonia transportation were also on display.

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These next-generation vessels are seen as a major step forward in environmental sustainability and energy efficiency in maritime transport. The ability to conduct zero-emission operations in ports signals a path toward leading environmentally friendly maritime transport in the future.

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Key Points:

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1. Green Sealion 27500: The world's largest container vessel, powered by LNG and with a capacity of 27,500 TEU.

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2. Environment-Friendly Technology: Features power connection capability for zero-emission operation while in port.

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3. Fuel Efficiency: Its optimized hull design results in lower fuel consumption.

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4. New Designs: Ammonia-fueled vessels with 20,000 TEU capacity and LNG-fueled vessels with 16,000 TEU capacity were also unveiled.

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5. Investment in the Future: These vessels will play an important role in environmental sustainability in maritime transport.

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