Thursday, June 26, 2025
Home News X-Press Feeders names and puts into operation first dual-fuel container ship

X-Press Feeders names and puts into operation first dual-fuel container ship

Eco Maestro, the first dual-fuel container vessel to sail on methanol, was christened in Rotterdam port, the home port to all 14 methanol vessels of X-Press Feeders.

Singapore-based container carrier X-press Feeders aims to have these “green vessels” sail mainly on routes in Europe, which means there will be the first network of feeders sailing on green methanol in the continent.

Evergreen Feeders has signed a contract with X-Press Feeders regarding this green European network, which consists of two liner services for now.

The Green Finland X-Press (GFX) sails from Rotterdam to Antwerp, Helsinki (Finland), Tallinn (Estonia) and HaminaKotka (Finland), while the Green Baltic X-Press sails to KlaipÄ—da (Lithuania) and Riga (Latvia) as well as Rotterdam and Antwerp.





Latest Posts

Global bunker prices on downward trend

Global bunker indices tracked by Marine Bunker Exchange (MABUX) fell sharply in the 26th week of the year, driven by expectations that a ceasefire...

Mawani signs privatization contracts for cargo terminals at eight Saudi ports

In a major step toward advancing Saudi Arabia’s logistics infrastructure, the Saudi Ports Authority (Mawani) has signed privatization contracts for multipurpose cargo terminals at...

What Makes a Good Personal Injury Lawyer?

A good personal injury lawyer can be an invaluable ally, guiding you through the legal complexities and fighting for the compensation you deserve after...

Greening biopharma supply chains with sustainable shipping solutions

The biopharma industry is increasingly focusing on sustainability, driven by a global push towards eco-friendly practices. As environmental concerns rise, companies are urged to...

Maersk takes legal action against Brazil’s rules on bidding for major Santos Port terminal

Maersk is taking legal and strategic action to challenge Brazil’s bidding restrictions for a massive new container terminal at Latin America’s largest port, the...
error: Content is protected !!