Hanwha Ocean has successfully delivered its first Very Large Ammonia Carrier (VLAC), marking a significant step towards more sustainable shipping. The launch and naming ceremony highlighted the vessel's role in supporting greener maritime practices. A video showcasing the milestone event and the vessel’s initial journey at sea was shared online.
Hanwha Ocean Delivers First Very Large Ammonia Carrier
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