Pasha Hawaii proudly welcomes the newly repowered container ship
MV George II to its fleet in the Hawaii/Mainland trade lane. MV
George II joins MV George III and MV Janet Marie, operating on liquefied
natural gas (LNG) from day one in service.

LNGpowered ships significantly reduce emissions compared to diesel,
making a positive impact on our port communities. Particulate matter, the
fine black dust that’s prevalent in port neighborhoods, is 99.9% eliminated
as is sulfur, which when mixed with moisture in the air creates sulfuric acid
resulting in acidic dew and acid rain. Operating vessels on LNG also
results in a 90% reduction in NOx and a 25% reduction in CO2.

Renamed George II after the founder of this thirdgeneration,
familyowned company, the vessel enters the midweek LHX service
from Long Beach to Honolulu, ensuring consistent and timely delivery
of critical goods to the Islands.