Ship management and marine service provider Capital-Executive Ship Management has taken delivery of four liquefied natural gas-(LNG) ready containerships from HD Hyundai Mipo Dockyard in South Korea.
As informed, the company welcomed four 2,862 TEU newly built container vessels C/V Acastos, C/V Adonis, C/V Anaxagoras, and C/V Acheloos.
Each sister vessel features a single-tier lashing bridge for increased stack weights and to facilitate the 604 refrigerated containers. The vessels’ deck house has been lifted to increase visibility and nominal intake.
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These 2,862 TEU containerships incorporate optimized hull designs and integrate smart ship technologies to boost energy efficiency and minimize environmental impact, according to the firm.
The vessels also feature an advanced navigation system that assists in safe navigation. Bow thruster power is also increased for safe maneuvering. The safety of crew and cargo is enhanced by an intelligent CCTV system displaying information in augmented reality images.
Furthermore, the units are ready for both alternative marine power (AMP) and SOx exhaust gas cleaning systems (scrubbers). They are also configured for future adaptation to run on LNG.
The extended dry-docking scheme offers the flexibility to operate for 7.5 years without drydocking.
Capital-Executive Ship Management currently operates a fleet of 36 vessels including 27 container carriers and 9 modern bulk carriers with a total dwt of 2.52 million tons and a total TEUs of 111,320.
The fleet under management includes vessels of Nasdaq-listed Capital Product Partners.