Maersk makes BILLION-DOLLAR deal for ultra-sustainable ships, generating profits, reducing costs, and shaping the future of transportation by 2030!

The new fleet will include ships ranging from 9,000 to 17,000 TEUs, meeting the growing demand for efficient transportation. Together, these vessels will total 300,000 TEUs, enabling Maersk to increase its cargo capacity while reducing harmful emissions.

Gradual Delivery: First Ships Arriving in 2028 The delivery schedule for the new ships is spread between 2028 and 2030, with the first vessels ready for operation in 2028. This gradual timeline will allow Maersk to replace older ships and move towards a greener fleet without compromising operational continuity.

Environmental Commitment: Maersk on the Path to Decarbonization In addition to renewing its fleet with more eco-friendly vessels, Maersk is committed to significantly reducing its emissions. The company is determined to achieve carbon neutrality by 2040, adopting cleaner solutions such as LNG, aligning with global sustainability trends.

Investing in Alternative Fuels: Methanol and LNG Maersk is also investing in alternative fuels, such as methanol and LNG, to ensure its operations meet environmental requirements. This combination of innovative fuels strengthens Maersk's commitment to leading the transition to a more sustainable and efficient maritime sector.