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Home›Shipbuilding›Berge Bulk Adds New Energy-Efficient Bulker to Its Fleet
Shipbuilding

June 26, 2019 · about 7 years ago

Berge Bulk Adds New Energy-Efficient Bulker to Its Fleet

The new bulker ranks amongst the most energy-efficient bulk carriers in the world, according to Berge Bulk.

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Singapore’s bulker owner Berge Bulk has tanker delivery of its newest 300,000 dwt bulk carrier in China.

On June 25, the company said that the new vessel, named Berge Mafadi, was delivered from the GSI Shipyard in Guangzhou.

With a ‘Rightship A+’ rating and an Energy Efficiency Design Index (EEDI) 20% below the baseline, the 327-meter-long ship ranks amongst the most energy-efficient bulk carriers in the world, according to Berge Bulk.

The bulker was designed to carry a maximum cargo lift from Port Hedland as well as South Africa and Brazil.

Image Courtesy: Berge Bulk

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