First dual-fuel methanol vessel enters the AE7 string
The 16,200-TEU Meridian Skagen begins commercial service between East Asia and North Europe, cutting well-to-wake emissions on the rotation by an estimated 67%.
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Meridian Line Container Services A/S is an independent container carrier headquartered in Copenhagen, Denmark, operating scheduled services on every major trade lane.
Who we are
Meridian Line owns and charters a fleet of 258 vessels and moves 11.4 million TEU a year. We plan our own schedules, position our own equipment and run our own inland corridors — so the commitment you book is the commitment we control.
Roughly 9,400 people in 137 countries keep that promise: terminal planners, route engineers, customs specialists and the crews at sea. The combination of physical operations and a modern digital stack is what lets a small reefer booking and a heavy-lift charter sit on the same manifest.
History
Meridian Line founded in Copenhagen, Denmark with three breakbulk vessels.
First fully cellular containership enters the Asia–Europe trade.
Inland rail network launched across continental Europe.
Digital booking and tracking platform goes live.
Lead methanol dual-fuel vessel delivered.
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