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Home›Green Marine›Italy: SMIT Salvage Removes First Oil from Costa Concordia
Green Marine

February 14, 2012 · about 14 years ago

Italy: SMIT Salvage Removes First Oil from Costa Concordia

On Sunday afternoon, at 16.55, the first oil was removed from the Costa Concordia. In line with the presentation made on the January 28, the initial operation is focused on the forward fuel tanks. Currently four of the six forward fuel tanks have now been installed with a sealable flange. As operati

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On Sunday afternoon, at 16.55, the first oil was removed from the Costa Concordia. In line with the presentation made on the January 28, the initial operation is focused on the forward fuel tanks.

Currently four of the six forward fuel tanks have now been installed with a sealable flange. As operations continue, the remaining tanks will also be prepared.

The first tank which was connected to the pumps is relatively small and located on the port side of the Costa Concordia. The weather forecast for the coming days looks good and pumping will continue around the clock as long as the favorable conditions continue.

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World Maritime News Staff, February 14, 2012; Image: Boskalis

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