Petrobras-Chartered Tanker Delivered by AET Is Now Heading to Rio de Janeiro to Start Operations

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Published on 30/07/2020 at 11:05

Updated on 08/08/2020 at 18:50

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The Tanker Eagle Paulinia Joins AET’s Fleet for Chartering by Petrobras and Is Already on Its Way to Rio de Janeiro for Operations

The South Korean shipbuilder Samsung Heavy Industries (SHI) delivered the tanker Eagle Paulinia to the American multinational AET Tankers. The Dynamic Positioning Unit (DP2) is part of a series of four vessels specifically designed for long-term chartering for Petrobras.

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AET stated that the tanker was delivered to Petrobras on July 24 and is now en route to Rio de Janeiro to start its operations.

The tanker will join its sister vessel, Eagle Petrolina, and the two DPSTs that Petrobras is currently operating in the Brazilian offshore.

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“The four vessels, 152,000 DWT, were built according to Petrobras’s technical requirements for DP2 tankers in collaboration with SHI, DNV-GL, and Eaglestar and will fully comply with IMO NOx Tier 3 and SOx emission requirements”, said AET.

Each vessel is equipped with electrically driven cargo pumps to enhance fuel efficiency, high-power thrusters, and is fully capable of operating in the expected weather conditions for its class.

“AET, along with the teams from Eaglestar and Samsung Heavy Industries, took extra health and safety precautions, given the pandemic situation, to ensure safe and successful construction and deliveries”, stated AET.

“These second-generation DP2 tankers are a testament to AET’s ongoing commitment to high-quality and eco-responsible operations”.

Currently, AET operates eight DP2 tankers and has nine more shuttle tankers under construction to be delivered between 2020 and 2022.

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