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Home›Subsea›VB Arctic Tows Acergy Antares Pipelayer (Nigeria)
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December 16, 2013 · about 13 years ago

VB Arctic Tows Acergy Antares Pipelayer (Nigeria)

Boluda Towage and Salvage’s tug VB Arctic has towed a pipelay barge to Nigeria. The pipelay vessel Acergy Antares, owned by Subsea 7, was transported from Gibraltar to Port Harcourt. The gigantic floating structure has a length of 119m, breadth of 32m and a weight of 11,039 tonnes. The delivery has

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Boluda Towage and Salvage’s tug VB Arctic has towed a pipelay barge to Nigeria.

The pipelay vessel Acergy Antares, owned by Subsea 7, was transported from Gibraltar to Port Harcourt.

The gigantic floating structure has a length of 119m, breadth of 32m and a weight of 11,039 tonnes.

The delivery has been completed in the required time.

Boluda Towage and Salvage centres its activity in towing and it boasts a fleet of over 200 tugboats.

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Subsea World News Staff, December 16, 2013

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