Alette Maersk Vessel
The Alette Maersk container vessel at the Port of Los Angeles.
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Alette Maersk Vessel
Image Credit: Sourcing Journal The Alette Maersk, so named for shipping magnate A.P. Moller’s great-granddaughter, arrived at the SoCal port this week following its two-week maiden voyage across the Pacific.
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Alette Maersk Vessel
Image Credit: Sourcing Journal Maersk CEO Vincent Clerc.
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Alette Maersk Vessel
Image Credit: Sourcing Journal Olympic snowboarder and Nike athlete Chloe Kim was anointed the vessel’s godmother.
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Alette Maersk Vessel
Image Credit: Sourcing Journal The massive 1,150-foot-long ship, which is capable of hauling 16,592 TEUs across the open ocean.
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Alette Maersk Vessel
Image Credit: Sourcing Journal According to the Danish shipping giant, the dual-fuel system is capable of saving up to 280 tons of CO2 per day compared to vessels running solely on “bunker”—or fossil—fuels.
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Alette Maersk Vessel
Image Credit: Sourcing Journal Agricultural waste and other biomass are used as feedstock for the bio-methanol, and its processing is powered by renewable energy.
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Alette Maersk Vessel
Image Credit: Sourcing Journal Ship Captain Jens-Christian Schou.
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Alette Maersk Vessel
Image Credit: Sourcing Journal The ship’s main engine.