Core Insights - The World Shipping Council (WSC) reports that there are currently 400 dual-fuel container and car carrier ships in operation globally, a significant increase from 218 vessels in 2024 [1][3] Group 1: Industry Growth - The report highlights a continuous increase in the order backlog for dual-fuel vessels, which has reached 726 ships; 74% of the newbuild orders in the container and car carrier segment are for dual-fuel powered vessels [3] - A total of 1,126 dual-fuel container and car carrier ships have either been delivered or have signed construction contracts, representing a 28% increase compared to the previous year [3] - The shipping industry has invested over $150 billion in this newbuild segment, indicating a large-scale investment trend towards dual-fuel vessels [3] Group 2: Energy Transition - The expansion of the dual-fuel fleet reflects the shipping industry's preparation for energy transition, as these vessels are designed to switch to renewable and near-zero emission fuels once they become commercially viable and available at scale [3]