Its becoming obvious that the green ship is an Evergreen A class ULCC, the same class as the Ever Ace, currently holding the title of world's largest container ship --- a title that changes yearly if not within months. The class is built between Chinese and Korean shipyards. There has been a rework on the contract to make the ships in Jiangnan to have increased TEU over the ones made in Korean shipyards.
Photo from 003 carrier thread.
The blunt part or the transom is the rear of the ship, and unlike other freighters, the bridge and main superstructure is at the front.
Notice something that Evergreen does. They put everyone else's containers within and place all the green Evergreen containers out to give that all green look.
The spot rate of a 40' container from Asia to Europe used to cost between US$2000 to $3000. By August of 2021 it shot up to $18,500 this year. A 24,000 TEU ship means around 12,000 40' containers, and at $18.500 each, that would be around $220 million per voyage the ship collects in shipping fees. It does not take long for a ship to collect its investment back based on current shipping rates.
The rate from Asia to US has gone up as high as $22,000 per 40' container. However, US ports cannot handle a ship over 18,000 TEU without significant infrastructure investment that includes dredging the port ways to allow for deeper ships, and extensive automation and gantries to off load and load the containers on the ship as the current ones in the US are getting old. Currently all ULCC above 18,000 TEU ply the Asia-Europe trade route.