The First Of Four Ships Hired By Petrobras To Increase Oil Outflow Capacity Departed South Korea On This Day (4/6)

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 04/06/2020 at 11:53

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The New Oil Tankers Will Be Integrated Into Petrobras’ Current Fleet, Which Currently Includes 20 Vessels That Perform About 1,800 Offloadings Per Year

Petrobras announced this Thursday that the vessel Eagle Petrolina, the first of four contracted vessels, left South Korea on this day (6/4), where it conducted sea trials, to sail to Singapore, where it will be delivered to the state-run company. Petrobras Will Have to Rename the Lula Field

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The first of four contracted vessels to meet the long-term demand for offloading – oil flow from the platforms – will be received by Petrobras on 06/14/2020.

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About the Eagle Petrolina Vessel Built for Petrobras Chartering

The Eagle Petrolina was built at Samsung Heavy Industries (SHI) in South Korea, where its three sister ships are currently under construction and are expected to be delivered later this year.

With a storage capacity of 1 million barrels of oil, the Eagle Petrolina was custom-designed for Petrobras by AET. The vessel is of Suezmax Dynamic Positioning (DP2) type, with high-power thrusters and dynamic positioning system.

This mechanism allows the vessel to stabilize automatically so that it remains stationary while receiving the oil being offloaded from the platforms’ tanks, ensuring safety and increasing operational efficiency.

The First Of Four Ships Hired By Petrobras To Increase Oil Outflow Capacity Departed South Korea On This Day (4/6)

The New Oil Tankers Will Be Integrated Into Petrobras’ Current Fleet, Which Currently Includes 20 Vessels That Perform About 1,800 Offloadings Per Year

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About the Eagle Petrolina Vessel Built for Petrobras Chartering

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