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Home›Shipbuilding›Two More LNG-Powered Tankers for Gothia Tanker Alliance
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October 27, 2016 · about 10 years ago

Two More LNG-Powered Tankers for Gothia Tanker Alliance

Sweden-based shipowner Furetank Rederi AB and its compatriot Rederi AB Älvtank have contracted two additional product/chemical tankers with LNG propulsion at China’s Avic Dingheng Shipyard. The vessels, of which Furetank and Älvtank will own one each, will be delivered during 2018 and 2019. Featurin

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Sweden-based shipowner Furetank Rederi AB and its compatriot Rederi AB Älvtank have contracted two additional product/chemical tankers with LNG propulsion at China’s Avic Dingheng Shipyard.

The vessels, of which Furetank and Älvtank will own one each, will be delivered during 2018 and 2019.

Featuring a dual fuel/LNG propulsion, the vessels will be built to a design developed by FKAB together with Furetank with special focus on minimal impact on the environment, with close to 50% reduction of CO2 emissions, according to Gothia Tanker Alliance.

Additionally, the tankers will fulfill the Tier III rules and have LNG for Inert gas production, power production with floating frequency, battery backup (UPS) for all vital functions to minimize use of auxiliary engines, installed ballast water cleaning system, ice class 1A and Alternative Propulsion System.

As part of the Gothia Tanker Alliance, the companies, along with their partner Thun Tankers BV, already have four LNG-fuelled tankers under construction at the same yard. The previous vessels were ordered by the alliance in 2015.

From the six tanker vessels on order, three will be owned by Furetank, two by Älvtank, while Thun Tankers is the owner of the remaining vessel.

The vessels will be commercially managed by Furetank Chartering in the Gothia Tanker Alliance.

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