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Home›Shipbuilding›Technomar Orders Two Vessels from Hanjin Heavy (The Philippines)
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February 12, 2013 · about 13 years ago

Technomar Orders Two Vessels from Hanjin Heavy (The Philippines)

Technomar, a shipping company based in Greece, has ordered a pair of containerships from Hanjin Heavy Industries & Construction shipyard in the Subic Bay, the Philippines, SeaShipNews reports. The order for 6,900 teu vessels comes with an option for two more of the same type. Allegedly, the vessels

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Technomar, a shipping company based in Greece, has ordered a pair of containerships from Hanjin Heavy Industries & Construction shipyard in the Subic Bay, the Philippines, SeaShipNews reports.

The order for 6,900 teu vessels comes with an option for two more of the same type. Allegedly, the vessels will be equipped with eco-friendly features.

What is more, the vessels will have ultra-long-stroke MAN B&W G-type engines, and they should be more fuel- efficient than their precursors from 2011.

The delivery of vessels is scheduled for 2015.

The vessels’ price, estimated by shipbrokers, amounts to $63.5 million each.

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World Maritime News Staff, February 12, 2013; Image: hanjinsc

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