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Containerships vs Yang Ming Line

Side-by-side comparison of Containerships and Yang Ming Line across fleet, coverage, emissions and performance.

Containerships logo

Containerships

Headquarters
Hamburg, Germany
Founded
1966
Alliance
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vs
Yang Ming Line logo

Yang Ming Line

Headquarters
Keelung, Taiwan
Founded
1972
Alliance
Premier Alliance

At a glance

  • Fleet size:Yang Ming Line

Containerships vs Yang Ming Line: full comparison

Fleet & capacity

Metric
Containerships
Yang Ming Line
Fleet size
32 ships
98 ships
Container fleet capacity
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0.72 M TEU
Volume transported
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4.58 M TEU
Owned terminals
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5

Global presence

Metric
Containerships
Yang Ming Line
Ports covered
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70
Maritime lines
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90
Countries of presence
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87

Environmental impact

Metric
Containerships
Yang Ming Line
Carbon efficiency (EEDI)
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37.9 gCO₂/TEU·km
Annual fleet CO₂ (Scope 1)
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4,294 ktCO₂eq
Total waste
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19,951 kt
Major oil spills
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0
Biofuel / dual-fuel fleet
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0 %

Business profile

Metric
Containerships
Yang Ming Line
Annual revenue
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4.6 B$
Alliance
—
Premier Alliance
Year established
1966
1972

Safety

Metric
Containerships
Yang Ming Line
Worker fatalities
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0
Lost-time injury frequency
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1.46
Training per employee
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23 h/yr

Environmental deep dive

Containerships and Yang Ming Line are evenly matched on environmental performance.

Carbon efficiency (EEDI)

Containerships—
Yang Ming Line37.9 gCO₂/TEU·km

Annual fleet CO₂ (Scope 1)

Containerships—
Yang Ming Line4,294 ktCO₂eq

Total waste

Containerships—
Yang Ming Line19,951 kt

Major oil spills

Containerships—
Yang Ming Line0

Biofuel / dual-fuel fleet

Containerships—
Yang Ming Line0 %

Verified fleet emissions (EU MRV)

Verified data reported under the EU MRV regulation (source: EMSA / THETIS-MRV).

Containerships

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Yang Ming Line

12
Ships
0.12
CO₂ 2025 (Mt)

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Containerships vs Yang Ming Line: the verdict

Here is how Containerships and Yang Ming Line compare across the metrics that matter most. Yang Ming Line operates the larger fleet.

Frequently asked questions

Is Containerships or Yang Ming Line the bigger carrier?▼

Yang Ming Line operates the larger fleet of the two, based on number of ships in service.

Where are Containerships and Yang Ming Line headquartered?▼

Containerships is headquartered in Hamburg, Germany, while Yang Ming Line is based in Keelung, Taiwan.

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