95.9 MW. Icon of the Seas — what's behind it?
96 megawatts. One single ship. Icon of the Seas: MW, Royal Caribbean International in . From Stromfee Cruise Ships report.
What's behind it
At 250,800 GT, Icon of the Seas is the world's largest cruise ship (Royal Caribbean, since Jan 2024). Six LNG engines deliver ~96 MW installed power; three 20 MW Azipod drives propel the 365-m vessel. On board: 7,600 passengers, 2,350 crew, 93% self-produced freshwater via SWRO.
Location & Technology
Operator: Royal Caribbean International
Location:
Power: MW
Online: 2024
Stromfee Take
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the power capacity of Icon of the Seas?
Icon of the Seas has a power capacity of 95.9 MW.
Who operates the Icon of the Seas?
Royal Caribbean International operates the Icon of the Seas.
Where does this information come from?
This information is sourced from the Stromfee Cruise Ships report.
When was the information about Icon of the Seas published?
The information was published on June 15, 2026.