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Home›Clean Fuel›Statoil awards Hammerfest LNG tugboats contract
Clean Fuel

November 7, 2014 · about 12 years ago

Statoil awards Hammerfest LNG tugboats contract

Østensjø Rederi won a tugboat contract at Melkoya terminal for Statoil.

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Østensjø Rederi has been awarded the tugboat contract at Melkøya terminal for Statoil including three tugboats and two mooring boats.

Startup of the contract at the Hammerfest LNG terminal is set to March 2017. The duration of the contract is ten years with five optional years.

The scope of the contract includes new building of three large escort tugs with a bollard pull of 100 tons and two smaller mooring launches with bollard pull power of 5 tons. The propulsion system will be a dual fuel system that can operate on LNG or marine gas oil. The tugs are designed in cooperation with the Canadian designer Robert Allan, whom Østensjø Rederi has worked with for over 15 years.

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Press Release; Image: Østensjø Rederi

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