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Sweden’s Furetank Rederi abdominal muscle is offering its 17,999 dwt LNG twin sustained item vessel Fure Vinga, provided simply over a year ago to Canada’s Groupe Desgagn és Inc.
Neither independently held firm has actually divulged the rate entailed, nevertheless Furetank has actually currently purchased a similar substitute ship with China’sAvic Dingheng Shipbuilding The contract with the backyard consists of an alternative for one more vessel.
Fure Vinga is among collection of 6 sibling vessels constructed by Avic Dingheng Shipbuilding for Furetank Rederi ABDOMINAL MUSCLE, Rederi Abdominal Muscle Älvtank as well as Erik Thun ABDOMINAL MUSCLE throughout 2018‐2019.
Quebec City headquartered Desgagn és will certainly relabel the ship M/T Ga ïa Desgagn és. Under that name, she will mostly lug polished oil items on the Great Lakes, theSt Lawrence, the Arctic as well as the East coastlines of Canada as well as the United States.
The 150 meters long by 22.8 meters large vessel has actually been constructed to ice course 1A as well as can lug almost 20,000 cu.m of freight in its storage tanks. She is additionally geared up with a bow thruster as well as a high-efficiency tail.
The Ga ïa Desgagn és will certainly be the 5th vessel making use of dissolved gas as gas to be incorporated in the Desgagn és fleet considering that 2017, signing up with the initial 4, which were developed as well as constructed particularly for the firm.
The vessel will certainly show up in Canada by the end of April for the closing of the deal.
“In the year that has passed since the Fure Vinga was delivered we have had a lot of interest in our new vessels and the benefit they offer to the environment through reduced emissions and less noise,” stated Lars Höglund, CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER Furetank Rederi ABDOMINAL MUSCLE. “We are selling the vessel with mixed feelings, but the commitment from her new owners, who also trade in winter climate with stringent environmental regulations, is also a confirmation that we have succeeded when designing the Fure Vinga. To replace her in our fleet we have therefore decided to order at least one further vessel at Avic Dingheng”
