United European Car Carriers (UECC) is expanding its sustainable fleet of PCTCs with an order for up to four multi-fuel battery hybrid vessels Jinling Shipyard
UECC said the new vessels will have multi-fuel LNG-driven engines with the latest propulsion technology to optimise energy efficiency and an aerodynamic hull design to minimise fuel consumption. The vessels will also have the ability to draw power from sources at shore when at berth and have solar panels installed on the top deck
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