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November 26, 2012 · about 14 years ago

Load Line Marine Considers Fleet Expansion with Two Eco-Design Bulkers (Greece)

Load Line Marine S.A., the company launched three years ago by former Elmira Shipping & Trading technical director George Souravlas, may expand its fleet with new additions of eco-friendly bulkers, the maritime portal Shipping Herald reports. Reportedly, the company, prompted by growing demand for e

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Load Line Marine S.A., the company launched three years ago by former Elmira Shipping & Trading technical director George Souravlas, may expand its fleet with new additions of eco-friendly bulkers, the maritime portal Shipping Herald reports.

Reportedly, the company, prompted by growing demand for energy-efficient vessels, is considering placing an order for two handysize Eco-Design bulkers with a Chinese shipyard, and the delivery of the vessels is planned for 2014.

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World Maritime News Staff, November 26, 2012

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