A typical cargo ship is massive—the largest is more than 1,300 feet long, or roughly the length of five Manhattan city blocks. But a startup called CargoKite is going in the other direction: Some of ...
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Hyundai plans nuclear-powered colossal cargo ship with 15,000 container capacity
A South Korean shipbuilder is pushing forward with plans for a large nuclear-powered containership, aiming to leverage next-generation small nuclear reactors for maritime decarbonization. HD Korea ...
Class society ClassNK has given general design approval (GDA) to a new low-pressure liquefied CO2 cargo tank developed by Mitsubishi Shipbuilding. The approval confirms that the design meets ClassNK’s ...
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The Airplane-Nose Cargo Ships That Changed the Game
Japanese shipping company Imoto Lines has revolutionized cargo ship design with a fleet of feeder vessels featuring a hemispherical bow, resembling the nose of a passenger jet. This unique design ...
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