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Cruise Ship Miles Per Gallon – Introduction 

Cruise Ship Miles Per Gallon

Cruise ship miles per gallon is a topic of great interest for those mindful of their carbon footprint and ships’ impact on the environment. In simple terms, miles per gallon (MPG) measures how efficiently a ship uses fuel to travel a certain distance.

Cruise ships are enormous floating cities that require a lot of energy to operate. They rely on massive engines that consume large amounts of fuel to get the ship moving and maintain its course. A ship’s fuel is directly proportional to its size, weight, and speed.

The average MPG of a cruise ship ranges from 25 to 40 gallons of fuel per mile, depending on the ship’s size, age, and engine efficiency. Newer ships tend to have more efficient engines, meaning they use less fuel and emit fewer pollutants into the environment than older ships.

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