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Home›Shipbuilding›MES Delivers Bulker to Sea Trade Holdings
Shipbuilding

October 27, 2015 · about 11 years ago

MES Delivers Bulker to Sea Trade Holdings

Japanese shipbuilder Mitsui Engineering & Shipbuilding (MES) delivered a 60,000 dwt type bulk carrier MV STH London to the Marshall Islands-based Sea Trade Holdings Inc. The bulker was delivered to its owner at Chiba Works on October 27. This is the sixth ship of the shipbuilder’s ”neo60BC” eco-ship

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Japanese shipbuilder Mitsui Engineering & Shipbuilding (MES) delivered a 60,000 dwt type bulk carrier MV STH London to the Marshall Islands-based Sea Trade Holdings Inc.

The bulker was delivered to its owner at Chiba Works on October 27.

This is the sixth ship of the shipbuilder’s ”neo60BC” eco-ship design, capable of accommodating up to 24 persons and sailing at the speed of up to 14.5 knots.

The STH London is 200 meters in length, 32.25m in breadth, with a depth of 18.5m. It has four cranes and five cargo holds.

The ship has low sulfur fuel oil tanks designed for operation in ECAs (Emission Control Areas).

The bulker is classed by NK, and is designed in accordance with IACS Common Structural Rules.

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