
Greek owner orders four methanol-ready Kamsarmax bulkers in latest fleet renewal move
The vessels will be delivered from 2028 and are designed to allow conversion to methanol fuel at a later date.
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The vessels will be delivered from 2028 and are designed to allow conversion to methanol fuel at a later date.

The two 174,000 cbm vessels are earmarked for long-term charter to a gas exporter, according to the owner.

Cash buyers reported firmer offers for tanker and bulker tonnage, though candidate supply remains limited.

The sustainability-linked facility carries margin adjustments tied to fleet carbon intensity performance.

Improved earnings and a limited orderbook have supported asset prices for modern and mid-aged tonnage.
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