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Kanaloa-class freighter

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The Kanaloa class is a pair of combination container and roll-on/roll-off ships, Lurline and Matsonia, built for Pacific Ocean service for the shipping line Matson. Matson ordered them in August 2016 from General Dynamics NASSCO in San Diego, California, at a cost of 511 million dollars, and the design came from a joint venture of NASSCO and Daewoo Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering. Each ship is 265 metres long, carries 2,750 containers and has space for up to 800 vehicles. A single MAN diesel engine, which can be modified to burn liquefied natural gas, gives a speed of 23 knots. Construction of Lurline began in November 2017, and she was handed over in December 2019 and entered service the following month, replacing older vessels on the route between the continental United States and Hawaii.

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Year
2017 1
Propulsion
Diesel 1
Status
In service 1
Comparison
Body Style
Container and Roll-on/Roll-off Ship 1
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Matson ordered the ships in August 2016 from General Dynamics NASSCO, a shipbuilder in San Diego, California

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a shipbuilder in San Diego, California
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1. Kanaloa-class freighter (Wikipedia)
  • History
    Construction of the first vessel, named Lurline, began in November 2017
  • History, status
    Lurline was handed over to Matson in December 2019 and entered service the following month
  • Lead
    is a pair of combination container and roll on/roll off ships
  • Design
    Propulsion power is from a single MAN Diesel & Turbo 6G90ME-C10.5-Gl diesel engine
  • History, manufacturer
    Matson ordered the ships in August 2016 from General Dynamics NASSCO, a shipbuilder in San Diego, California
  • History, country of origin
    a shipbuilder in San Diego, California
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