Shuttle tanker starts multi-purpose role

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Statoil forged a joint venture agreement with Rasmussen for the creation of a highly-sophisticated, multi-purpose shuttle tanker which would serve the UK, Norway and North Sea coasts. Dubbed as Navion Brittannia, this 126,650 dwt vessel is equipped with twin-low speed diesel engines designed specifically for offshore loading. The tanker further features dynamic positioning capabilities that allow operators to conduct loading and production operations efficiently.

Deep sea foreign trans. of freight, Deep Sea Freight Transportation, Tankers, Joint ventures, Tankers (Ships), Statoil ASA, Ejler Rasmussen og Company A/S

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Roro vessel is quick and nimble

Article Abstract:

The design and construction of the roll on roll off ferry Maersk Anglia by China's Guangzhou Shipyard for Norfolk Lines are described. The detailed specifications of the ship, capable of transporting 121 trailers, are given.

China, Contracts, Ferries, Roll-on roll-off ships, Guangzhou Shipyard International Company Ltd., Norfolk Line Ltd.

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