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Rotors and sails

BULKER

Japan’s Oshima Shipbuilding has been contracted to build a 62,900dwt bulker carrier for compatriot operator Mitsui OSK Lines that will make use of both rotors and a rigid sail to reduce fuel consumption and exhaust emissions. To be delivered by 2024, the ship will incorporate three rotors supplied by London-based Anemoi and a ‘Wind Challenger’ sail by Oshima. The latter, about 170ft high when raised, will be located near the bow. JS

MOL’s six LNG-fuelled ships

LNG-FUELLED SHIPS

Japan’s Mitsui OSK Lines (MOL) has ordered four 210,000dwt Capesize bulk carriers and two 309,000dwt Very Large Crude Carriers

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