“K” Line orders five ULCVs
Japanese shipping company “K” Line has ordered five new generation eco-friendly ultra large container vessels (ULCVs) as replacements in its existing container fleet.
These new 14,000 teu vessels will be built by Imabaring Shipbuilding Company and are scheduled to be delivered in 2018.
They will join another five identical sister ships that will go into service between spring and summer 2015, bringing “K” Line’s total number of ULCVs to ten.
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