EPS receives three LNG dual-fuel bulk carriers from Qingdao Beihai

Singapore-headquartered Eastern Pacific Shipping has taken delivery of three LNG dual-fuel bulk carriers from China’s Qingdao Beihai Shipbuilding, sources indicated on 6 September 2026.

The three vessels, named Mount Victoria, Mount Yulong and Mount Wuyi, were handed over by the Qingdao shipyard in the latest transfer of tonnage to the EPS fleet, the report states.

Vessel specification and fuel capability

Each ship is fitted with dual-fuel engines that can operate on liquefied natural gas or on conventional marine fuels, a configuration described in the reports item. The propulsion arrangement allows operators to switch between fuel modes depending on bunker availability and operational requirements.

Builder and delivery

Qingdao Beihai Shipbuilding supplied the trio to EPS under contracts referenced in the report. The firm is identified in the report as the Chinese yard responsible for thebuild and delivery of the vessels.

The vessels were delivered to EPS in a handover completed on or before the date of the report, 6 September 2026, which records the completion of the transfers.

The three named ships are:

• Mount Victoria
• Mount Yulong
• Mount Wuyi

reports provided the coverage of the deliveries, noting the names of the vessels and the builder in its item dated 6 September 2026.

Eastern Pacific Shipping is described in the report as a Singapore-based global shipping company. The delivery adds the newly completed dual-fuel bulk carriers to EPS’s list of operating tonnage, as recorded in the report.

The report’s core technical detail is the vessels’ dual-fuel capability, which is set out as the defining engineering characteristic in the coverage, while the shipyard and the operator are named as principal parties in the transactions.

The reports item serves as the source for the details published here, and its 6 September 2026 date is the reference for the timing of the deliveries. No further technical specifications, commercial employment or contractual terms for the three ships were provided in the supplied notes for this report.