CNG and Commercial Shipping

Andalusian Energy will launch service with two new custom-built ships making twice-weekly calls in both Puerto Cortes, Honduras, Puerto Barrios, Guatemala and Alabama’s Port of Mobile. While one ship is discharging in Puerto Cortes, its sister vessel will be loading in the Port of Mobile.

Each Andalusian ship is specially designed to accommodate more than 1,000 FEUs and is outfitted with hundreds of refrigerated container plugs and reinforced stacking weights. Both vessels are equipped with powerful ventilation systems designed to rapidly exchange below-deck atmospheres to enhance safe and reliable operations. 

Unique to Andalusian’s vessel operating strategy is the carriage of third-party commercial cargo, initially targeted to support the activities of Central American textile manufacturers and attendant industries. Because its ships are fueled by low-cost compressed natural gas, Andalusian’s vessel operating costs create an undeniable pricing advantage that enables competitive shipping rates and high frequency of service (twice weekly). Low costs and high frequency translate into unrivaled shipping advantages.

All of North America is accessible with five Class-1 railroads serving the Port of Mobile. APMT’s expanded ICTF improves efficiency with more 12,000-feet of working track.

America’s heartland is accessible by the nation’s inland waterways system from the Port of Mobile.