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Home›Green Marine›AHL Shipping to Build First Jones Act Tankers Using Innovative Process
Green Marine

July 2, 2007 · about 19 years ago

AHL Shipping to Build First Jones Act Tankers Using Innovative Process

AHL Shipping Company (AHL) today announced plans to build three, shallow-draft, 49,000 deadweight ton (DWT) Jones Act- and OPA90 (Oil Pollution Act of 1990)- compliant tankers in connection with a charter agreement with Shell Trading (US) Company (Shell Trading).

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AHL Shipping Company (AHL) today announced plans to build three, shallow-draft, 49,000 deadweight ton (DWT) Jones Act- and OPA90 (Oil Pollution Act of 1990)- compliant tankers in connection with a charter agreement with Shell Trading (US) Company (Shell Trading).

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