Qatar Gas Transport Company (Naglat) has successfully received the new dual-fuel LPG/Ammonia vessel named Energy North from the HD Hyundai Samho shipyard in Yeongam, South Korea. This vessel, with a capacity of 90,000 cubic meters, is designed to operate using either LPG or conventional marine fuels.
Technical Features of the Energy North Vessel
The Energy North vessel is the first of a total of six new ships being developed under the Naglat construction program at HD Hyundai Samho. This program includes two LNG vessels and four dual-fuel LPG/Ammonia vessels. This vessel, capable of carrying LPG and ammonia cargo, is set to enter the shipping line on October 2, 2026.
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Economic and Environmental Impacts
The delivery of this new vessel signifies Naglat's efforts to expand its fleet and respond to the increasing demands of the global energy market. Given the environmentally friendly features of this vessel, its use in transporting energy cargo is expected to help reduce emissions and improve energy efficiency. Additionally, this could enhance Naglat's competitiveness in international markets.
Naglat, as one of the most important maritime transport companies in Qatar, is continuously striving to increase its transport capacities and provide better services to its customers by leveraging modern technologies. This dual-fuel vessel marks a milestone in Naglat's path of development and innovation.
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