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AET Receives First Of Three Second-Generation Suezmax Dynamic Positioning Tankers Built Specifically For Long-Term Charter With Shell For Operations In Brazil

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 05/01/2022 at 17:47

Industry, Naval Industry

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AET Brings The First Of Three Fully New Salvage Tankers For Shell

A AET received on Wednesday the delivery of Eagle Campos – the first in a series of three commissioned DP2 salvage tankers. It was built specifically for a long-term charter for Brazil Shipping I Limited, a wholly-owned indirect subsidiary of Shell, and will operate in Brazil as the Eagle Pilar, which AET already operates there for Shell. The remaining two vessels are still under construction at Hyundai Heavy Industries shipyard in South Korea.

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Additionally, the vessel is classified with DNV and equipped with frequency-controlled electric cargo pumps (VFD) and high-powered thrusters for greater fuel efficiency. It is also fully capable of operating in the expected weather conditions for its class. AET further added that the eco-efficient vessel is also equipped with energy-saving devices, such as the Hi Pre-Swirl Duct and Rudder Bulb for enhanced propulsion efficiency, and is already compliant with Phase 2 of the EEDI before the regulations take effect.

“For AET, this latest vessel delivery further strengthens our position as the leading owner and operator of 12 of these highly specialized DP tankers worldwide, with eight vessels currently operating in the Brazilian basin (including Eagle Campos). Witnessing the fulfillment of our contract with Shell signifies both parties’ commitment to high-quality, safe, and responsible operations,” concluded Pal.

Furthermore, AET also confirmed that it has another five DP2 tankers under construction, which are also expected to be delivered in 2022, raising its global DPST fleet to 17, with 13 operating offshore in Brazil.

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