- Japan Marine United (JMU) will construct a new LNG bunkering ship.
- The LNG Bunkering ship will also be capable of carrying low-sulphur fuel oil.
- The vessel will have an LOA of 95.57 metres, a width of 15.8 metres, a draught of 4.4 metres, and a total cargo tank capacity of 4,100 tonnes of LNG.
Japan Marine United (JMU) will construct a new LNG bunkering ship, reports Baird Maritime as per a contract, reports Baird Maritime.
The Project
The LNG Bunkering ship will also be capable of carrying low-sulphur fuel oil. JMU has overseen the conceptual design and will construct the vessel in co-operation with Fukuoka Shipbuilding and Philippines-based AG&P.
About the Vessel
The vessel will have an LOA of 95.57 metres, a width of 15.8 metres, a draught of 4.4 metres, and a total cargo tank capacity of 4,100 tonnes of LNG. It will be utilised in a planned project that will provide LNG bunkering services for ships in Tokyo Bay.
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Source: Baird Maritime
