Epic Shipping Fleetsin numbers

At ports around the world, Epic Shipping is dedicated to deliver the safe, reliable, and efficient storage of essential products for everyday life.


  • 29

    Total number of Vessels

  • 19

    Fully Pressurized

  • 2

    Semi-refrigerated

  • 8

    Ethylene Capable

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1 Epic Breeze 7,500 Pressurised 2020 Kyokuyo Malta
2 Epic Sardinia 11,000 Pressurised 2017 Kyokuyo Singapore
3 Epic Salina 11,000 Pressurised 2017 Kyokuyo Singapore
4 Epic Baluan 7,500 Pressurised 2017 Sasaki Singapore
5 Epic Shikoku 11,000 Pressurised 2016 Kyokuyo Singapore
6 Epic Sentosa 11,000 Pressurised 2016 Kyokuyo Singapore
7 Epic Samos 11,000 Pressurised 2016 Kyokuyo Singapore
8 Epic Borinquen 7,500 Pressurised 2016 Sasaki Singapore
9 Epic Bonaire 7,500 Pressurised 2016 Sasaki Singapore
10 Epic Susui 11,000 Pressurised 2015 Sasaki Singapore
11 Epic Susak 11,000 Pressurised 2015 Sasaki Singapore
12 Epic Sunter 11,000 Pressurised 2015 Kyokuyo Singapore
13 Epic Sula 11,000 Pressurised 2015 Kyokuyo Singapore
14 Epic Sicily 11,000 Pressurised 2015 Sasaki Singapore
15 Gas Diamond 9,102 Semi-ref. 2012 STX Shipbuilding Liberia
16 Epic Beata 7,500 Pressurised 2011 Murakami Hide Malta
17 Titan Unikum 12,022 Ethylene/Semi-ref. 2011 Dingheng Jiangsu Shipbuilding Cyprus
18 Epic Borneo 7,200 Pressurised 2010 Kyokuyo Malta
19 Epic Bali 7,200 Pressurised 2010 Kyokuyo Singapore
20 Gas Trust 9,108 Ethylene/Semi-ref. 2010 STX Shipbuilding Liberia
21 Leonora Kosan 8,049 Ethylene/Semi-ref. 2009 Sekwang Heavy Indus. Singapore
22 Epic Boracay 7,500 Pressurised 2009 Murakami Hide Singapore
23 Kathrine Kosan 10,034 Ethylene/Semi-ref. 2008 Sekwang Heavy Indus. Singapore
24 Kamilla Kosan 10,038 Ethylene/Semi-ref. 2008 Sekwang Heavy Indus. Singapore
25 Epic Manhattan 9,500 Pressurised 2007 Miura Singapore
26 Epic Madeira 9,500 Pressurised 2006 Miura Singapore
27 Epic Burano 7,500 Pressurised 2002 Watanabe Singapore
28 Epic Bolivar 7,500 Pressurised 2002 Shin Kurushima Singapore
39 Epic Bermuda 7,200 Pressurised 2001 Murakami Hide Malta

Towards Zero-Carbon Shipping with Ammonia

Paving the way for Ammonia-powered vessels

Ammonia has been identified as one of the leading potential zero emission fuels as it can be produced from renewable electricity and is already produced in large quantities in the Nordic countries. However, ammonia-powered vessels present a number of challenges from the technical, safety, fuel supply and commercial viability fronts – all of which must be overcome before the promise of ships running safely on green ammonia can become a reality.

The Nordic Green Ammonia Powered Ships (NoGAPS) project aims to pave the way for ammonia-powered vessels first in the Nordic region, and globally.