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SK Shipping Co Ltd

Seoul, South Korea

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SK Shipping Co Ltd is a South Korean shipping company that has acquired a large iron ore carrier from a Chinese shipbuilder. The company applies advanced technology, such as the 'Hinase' autonomous navigation system, to its vessels. SK Shipping also operates LNG carriers for shale gas transportation in the United States. The company is preparing for upcoming regulations on megaton-level ship emissions by installing scrubbers. Founded in 2001, SK Shipping focuses on safety, quality, and environmental activities, aiming to create value for customers while fulfilling corporate social responsibility.

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