AET Orders Pair of LNG Dual-Fuel Vessels from SHI

Wednesday, November 12, 2025
  • Newbuilds expand AET’s dual-fuel fleet to all of its sectors: Aframaxes, Shuttle Tankers, Suezmaxes and Very Large Crude Carriers (VLCCs)

AET signed shipbuilding agreements with Samsung Heavy Industries (SHI) for the construction of two LNG dual-fuel Suezmax tankers.
The vessels will further expand  AET’s growing dual-fuel fleet operating worldwide. With these orders, AET will have dual-fuel capability in all the tanker sectors it operates in – Aframaxes, Shuttle Tankers, Suezmaxes and Very Large Crude Carriers (VLCCs).

Each vessel will feature advanced technologies to enhance efficiency and environmental performance, including:

  • Everllence 6G70ME-C10.5-GI main engine, designed for fuel efficiency and to minimise methane-slip.
  • SVESSEL Intelligent Smart Ship Solution, enabling real-time monitoring and data-driven optimisation of performance and safety.
  • SAVER Stator-D (Duct), SARB (Rudder Bulb) and SAVER-Fins to enhance hydrodynamic efficiency and reduce fuel consumption.
  • Variable Frequency Drive (VFD) systems and a hybrid vertical bow design that further im-prove propulsion efficiency and lower emissions.

“This marks another important step in building a more sustainable fleet and supporting our customers’ decarbonisation ambitions. With these newbuilds, our dual-fuel fleet will grow to 18 vessels, a clear demonstration of the progress we’re making in delivering more energy with less emissions," said Nick Potter, President & CEO of AET. "Through continued collaboration with industry partners, we’re investing in technologies that deliv-er lower-carbon energy solutions today while keeping firmly on course towards a 40% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions intensity by 2030 as part of our Energy Transition Strategy.”

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