Celsius Tech Adds 12th LNG Ship to Fleet and Confirms 9 More Under Construction

Written by Carla Teles

Published on 20/05/2025 at 21:34

Celsius Tech recebe 12º navio GNL, Celsius Galapagos, e confirma 9 novas embarcações em construção. Saiba mais sobre a expansão da frota!

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The Technical Manager from Hong Kong, a subsidiary of the Danish Celsius, Celebrates the Arrival of the Celsius Galapagos and the Progress in the Construction of New Vessels to Expand Its Capacity in LNG Transport.

Celsius Tech Limited has received its 12th Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) carrier. The vessel, Celsius Galapagos, was built by Samsung Heavy Industries (SHI) from South Korea. This event marks an important step for the company, which already has nine more ships under construction.

The New Eco-Efficient Ship of the Fleet

The Celsius Galapagos, with a capacity of 180,000 cubic meters, is the latest addition to the growing Celsius Tech fleet. The company, in a social media post, highlighted the eco-efficient design of the new vessel. The ship was delivered by the renowned South Korean builder Samsung Heavy Industries.

Growth and Construction Milestone for Celsius Tech in the LNG Sector

Celsius Galway Carrier; Source: Celsius Tech. — Celsius *Galway Carrier; Source: Celsius Tech.*

This 12th ship is seen by Celsius Tech as a reflection of its team’s strength. The company positions itself as one of the fastest-growing LNG vessel owners and managers, an advancement that includes the ongoing construction of new units. “Our sincere thanks to the entire CelsiusTech family,” the company stated, according to information that can be found on portals such as Offshore Energy. Celsius Tech extended its thanks to the onboard crew, the team on land, and the families of the seafarers.

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Recent Delivery History to the Fleet

The arrival of the Celsius Galapagos occurs three months after the 11th ship joined the fleet. The Celsius Galway, also an LNG carrier of 180,000 m³ built by SHI, was the penultimate to be integrated. Before it, the 10th ship, Celsius Granada, was received at the end of September 2024.

Strategic Partnership and Future of the Fleet Under Construction

Founded in 2019, Celsius Tech operates as a joint venture. It is formed by Celsius, a Danish shipping company, and Fleet Management, based in Hong Kong. The entire fleet of Celsius Tech consists of LNG carriers with a capacity of 180,000 m³. According to the company’s website, the future of the fleet includes nine more ships with the same capacity currently under construction. Of these, three are being built by Samsung Heavy Industries and six by China Merchants Heavy Industries.

Celsius Tech Adds 12th LNG Ship to Fleet and Confirms 9 More Under Construction

The Technical Manager from Hong Kong, a subsidiary of the Danish Celsius, Celebrates the Arrival of the Celsius Galapagos and the Progress in the Construction of New Vessels to Expand Its Capacity in LNG Transport.

The New Eco-Efficient Ship of the Fleet

Growth and Construction Milestone for Celsius Tech in the LNG Sector

Recent Delivery History to the Fleet

Strategic Partnership and Future of the Fleet Under Construction

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The Technical Manager from Hong Kong, a subsidiary of the Danish Celsius, Celebrates the Arrival of the Celsius Galapagos and the Progress in the Construction of New Vessels to Expand Its Capacity in LNG Transport.

The New Eco-Efficient Ship of the Fleet

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