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Home›Clean Fuel›USCG issues certificate of inspection for TOTE’s LNG boxship
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October 20, 2015 · about 11 years ago

USCG issues certificate of inspection for TOTE’s LNG boxship

The United States Coast Guard said that it has issued a certificate of inspection to TOTE’s 736-foot, 3,100 TEU, U.S.-flagged LNG-powered containership Isla Bella.

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The United States Coast Guard said that it has issued a certificate of inspection to TOTE’s 736-foot, 3,100 TEU, U.S.-flagged LNG-powered containership Isla Bella.

The Isla Bella was built by NASSCO in San Diego for operation by TOTE Services in trade between Jacksonville, Florida and Puerto Rico, USCG said in a statement.

Kris J Szczechowicz, Chief, Prevention Department, Sector San Diego , said, “The Isla Bella is inspected under the U.S. Coast Guard’s Alternate Compliance Program, which is a voluntary alternate process for a U.S. registered vessel to obtain a certificate of inspection by complying with the standards of an authorized classification society, International Conventions and a U.S. Supplement.”

USCG added that the Marlin Class containership departed San Diego after the construction was completed by General Dynamics NASSCO.

LNG World news Staff; Image: General Dynamics NASSCO

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