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Home›Shipbuilding›Japan’s Namura Delivers Bulker Nightsky to Greek Owners
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November 19, 2019 · about 6 years ago

Japan’s Namura Delivers Bulker Nightsky to Greek Owners

The 183,000-ton bulker will sail under the flag of the Bahamas.

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Japanese shipbuilder Namura Shipbuilding has delivered an 183,000-ton bulk carrier to Greek shipping company Alcyon.

The Dunkirkmax vessel Nightsky was delivered from Namura’s Imari yard on November 19.

The 291-meter vessel will be the first newbuild to join Alcyon since 2015, when the company welcomed four 180,000-ton bulkers from South Korea’s Sungdong.

Nightsky features low NOx engines conforming to IMO MARPOL Annex VI, along with IMO-approved ballast water treatment equipment.

The Bahamas-flagged ship will be classified by ClassNK and have a crew of 25.

World Maritime News Staff

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