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Earlier this year, the Port of Long Beach became the first West Coast seaport with the ability to refuel ships powered by liquified natural gas (LNG). And this week, the first LNG-powered container ship to refuel on the West Coast called at the nation’s second busiest port, marking a major milestone toward greener operations.
Pasha Hawaii and the Port of Oakland today announced the inaugural call of the MV George III to the Oakland Seaport, the gateway for containerized ocean cargo shipments in Northern California. The George III is the first Liquefied Natural Gas (“LNG”) powered vessel to call Oakland. The 774-foot LNG-fueled containership was built in Brownsville, Texas by Keppel AmFELS, and is the first of two new ‘Ohana Class vessels to join Pasha Hawaii’s fleet, connecting the West Coast and Hawaii.
Pasha Hawaii and the Port of Oakland today announced the inaugural call of the MV George III to the Oakland Seaport, the gateway for containerized ocean cargo shipments in Northern California. The George III is the first Liquefied Natural Gas (“LNG”) powered vessel to call Oakland. The 774-foot LNG-fueled containership was built in Brownsville, Texas by Keppel AmFELS, and is the first of two new ‘Ohana Class vessels to join Pasha Hawaii’s fleet, connecting the West Coast and Hawaii.
Arrival marks Hawaii’s first containership to operate on liquified natural gas; company announces partnership with Hawaiian Legacy Reforestation Initiative
Pasha Hawaii marked three generations of service to Hawaii, with the arrival of MV George III, the first of two new 774-foot Liquified Natural Gas (LNG)-powered containerships scheduled to be completed this year as part of the company’s ‘Ohana Class vessels.
Vessel Begins Service in the Hawaii/Mainland Trade Lane
LNG-powered containership is the first to fuel on the West Coast, first to serve Hawaii.
Pasha Hawaii was rated the #1 Ocean Carrier and recognized with the top Quest for Quality Award by Logistics Management magazine and Peerless Research Group, whose annual survey has been regarded in the transportation and logistics industry as the most important measure of customer satisfaction and performance excellence.
Maritime training vessel, operated by a diverse mix of officers, arrives in Honolulu, HI during training cruise in the Hawaii/Mainland trade lane.
Hawaii-based Pasha Hawaii, together with Texas-based Keppel AmFELS, today proudly announced the delivery of the MV George III, the first Liquefied Natural Gas (“LNG”) powered vessel to fuel on the West Coast and the first to serve Hawaii. The 774-foot LNG-fueled containership is the first of two new ‘Ohana Class containerships to join Pasha Hawaii’s fleet, serving the Hawaii/Mainland trade lane.
Pasha Hawaii was recognized for consistently making safety a priority at the Chamber of Shipping of America (CSA) Annual Devlin and Safety Achievement Awards on June 30, 2022 in New Orleans. Twenty-four companies attended the event with well over a hundred attendees to celebrate seafarers and companies of 1167 vessels with over 7801 years of operation without a lost time incident.
Pasha Hawaii has recently donated $30,000 to the Boys & Girls Club of the Big Island (BGCBI) to support the organization’s much needed Nutritional Supplementation “hot meal” program for Hawaii Island’s youth. During the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, BGCBI delivered a record-breaking 275,000 individual free hot meals over a one-year period to families and keiki in rural communities who were severely impacted by the pandemic, averaging 800-900 meals a day.
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