Japanese shipbuilder chooses JFE Steel’s green steel

Wednesday, 18 June 2025 17:21:13 (GMT+3)   |   Istanbul

Japanese steelmaker JFE Steel Corporation has announced that domestic shipbuilder Namikata Shipbuilding has used its green steel under the brand JGreeX ® in the construction of a 499 GT cargo ship capable of transporting around 1,600 tons.

The vessel, which is expected to be delivered this month, is a steel carrier operated by JFE Logistics Corporation, a NYK Group company, and will transport NYK products. Additionally, the vessel is expected to receive the highest five-star rating in the Coastal Ship Energy Efficiency Rating System. This system evaluates the emission reduction rates of ships based on the introduction of energy-saving and emission-reducing equipment, as well as applications of domestic shipping operators.

Starting from this month, JFE Steel will supply three other domestic shipbuilders with its JGreeX ® green steel to be used in the construction of their cargo ships to transport steel products. As a result, JFE Steel will promote decarbonization throughout the entire supply chain.


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