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Table 1 Some of the characteristics of the different ship types analysed, including the number of ships of that type, ground tonnage, year of build, capacity (in the corresponding units) and main and aux engine power

From: Enabling a green just-in-time navigation through stakeholder collaboration

Segment

Number of Ships

Ground Tonnage [Tn]

Year of build

Capacity

Main engine power [KW]

Aux Engine Power [KW]

Car Carrier (CC)

2

59,835

2011–12

6700 CEU

16,600

1540

ContainerShip 1 (CS1)

3

6326–7946

1995

646–660 TEU

6600

375

ContainerShip 2 (CS2)

5

62,702–66,526

2000–07

5468–6336 TEU

39,952–55,700

4000–6200

ContainerShip 3 (CS3)

9

94,000–95,500

2013–16

8800–9403 TEU

47,430–54,900

7000–9000

Ro-Pax 1 (RP1)

2

51,837–57,958

2001–03

3980–4100 (lane metres)

24,000–25,920

375

Ro-Pax 2 (RP2)

2

31,678–34,384

2013–14

1350 (lane metres)

21,600

1463

Ro-Pax 3 (RP3)

2

34,384–35,492

1988–92

970 (lane metres)

23,760

4280

Ro-Ro 1 (RR1)

3

5627–9708

1988–96

375–830 (lane metres)

2960–5280

350–650

Ro-Ro 2 (RR2)

3

20,154–20,186

1996

1900 (lane metres)

9000

1220

Ro-Ro 3 (RR3)

1

10,585

1998

616 (lane metres)

14,480

640

Pax (PAX)

1

34,924

2004

1534 PAX

23,388

2880