The Economics of Giant Container Ships - by Jon Y
Note: If you want to watch the video first, it is below In July 2021, Evergreen Marine took possession of the world's biggest container ship: the Ever Ace. Built for Taiwan-based Evergreen Marine, the ship is as long as the Empire State Building is tall from bottom floor to roof.
The Economics of Giant Container Ships Jon Y Aug 24, 2022 33 Share Note: If you want to watch the video first, it is below In July 2021, Evergreen Marine took possession of the world's biggest container ship: the Ever Ace. Built for Taiwan-based Evergreen Marine, the ship is as long as the Empire State Building is tall from bottom floor to roof. With a carrying capacity of 23,992 twenty-foot-equivalent units or TEU, these Evergreen A-class megaships take the record - set just the previous year - from HMM's Algeciras-class ships. It can hold 10% more cargo than the infamous Ever Given, that one
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