HMM — container fleet

43 ships0.83 Mt CO₂ in 2025

The HMM container fleet counts 43 ships reporting under the EU MRV regulation — the 8th largest reporting fleet — with a combined 0.83 Mt of verified CO₂ emissions in 2025. Every figure on this page comes from the yearly verified reports each ship files with EMSA.

Its total emissions went from 0.02 Mt of CO₂ in 2019 to 0.83 Mt in 2025, a trajectory that reflects both fleet size and operational efficiency choices such as slow steaming and vessel upgrades.

HMM is South Korea's flag carrier and one of shipping's great rebuilding stories. After the 2016 collapse of Hanjin Shipping — the largest bankruptcy in container history — the state-backed company ordered twelve 24,000 TEU megaships in a single stroke, led by the HMM Algeciras, the world's largest container ship at its 2020 delivery. The gamble of expanding into the pandemic turned into a windfall when freight rates exploded months later.

Those young megaships give HMM one of the most modern long-haul fleets afloat, and it shows in the verified MRV data: the Algeciras class posts among the lowest CO₂ figures per container of any ships trading to Europe. Since 2025 HMM sails in the Premier Alliance with ONE and Yang Ming.

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

Fleet CO₂ trend

#	Vessel	IMO	Registry	CO₂ 2025 (t)
1	HMM Oslo	9868326	—	41,929
2	Hyundai Courage	9347542	—	41,809
3	HMM Tacoma	9385001	—	40,259
4	HMM Southampton	9868340	—	37,420
5	HMM Stockholm	9868352	—	37,239
6	HMM Rotterdam	9868338	—	35,847
7	HMM Oakland	9385013	—	35,699
8	HMM Dublin	9863314	—	35,134
9	HMM Hamburg	9863338	—	32,987
10	HMM Promise	9742168	—	32,693
11	HMM Gdansk	9863326	—	30,957
12	HMM Peridot	9955258	—	29,828
13	HMM Raon	9869215	JEJU	27,830
14	HMM Helsinki	9863340	—	27,825
15	HMM Le Havre	9868314	—	27,000
16	HMM Algeciras	9863297	—	26,122
17	HMM Copenhagen	9863302	—	25,116
18	HMM St Petersburg	9868364	—	24,506
19	HMM Green	9998468	—	23,611
20	HMM Colombo	9323508	—	22,500
21	HMM Forest	9998470	—	22,425
22	HMM Jakarta	9323522	—	18,130
23	HMM Dream	9637222	—	18,049
24	HMM Pride	9637260	—	17,210
25	Hyundai Brave	9346304	—	16,966
26	HMM Hope	9637234	—	16,028
27	Hyundai Force	9347566	—	15,418
28	HMM Garnet	9944455	—	14,034
29	HMM Leaf	1015959	—	12,827
30	HMM Hanbada	9869203	JEJU	11,020
31	HMM Nuri	9869162	JEJU	10,295
32	HMM Platinum	9637155	MONROVIA	6,831
33	HMM Amethyst	9944467	—	6,529
34	HMM Garam	9869186	JEJU	3,709
35	HMM Aquamarine	9944479	—	3,530
36	HMM Drive	9637246	—	1,086
37	HMM Diamond	9944481	Monrovia	265
38	HMM Bangkok	9323510	JEJU	—
39	Hyundai Voyager	9347580	—	—
40	HMM Cebu	9312418	JEJU	—
41	Hyundai Prestige	9625528	MONROVIA	—
42	HMM Mir	9869198	—	—
43	Hyundai Faith	9347554	—	—

Frequently asked questions

How many ships does the HMM fleet operate?

43 container ships operated by HMM reported verified emissions data under the EU MRV regulation in 2025. Ships that did not call European ports that year are not included.

How much CO₂ does the HMM fleet emit?

The HMM container fleet emitted 0.83 Mt of verified CO₂ in 2025 on voyages within the EU MRV scope, as reported to EMSA and verified by accredited third parties.