JSC Rosneft plans to invest approximately $ 150 million in 2010-2013 in building new vessels, Rosnefteflot’s General Director Andrei Aprelenko said in a recent interview with PortNews. Construction of a new fleet is carried out at the yards of JSC Far Eastern Center of Shipbuilding and Ship Repair (a sub-holding of the United Shipbuilding Corporation).
The newbuilding program includes construction of two (plus two in option) vessels for environmental services (boom-laying ship, oil skimmer) with a unique design, first implemented in Russia, two (plus two in option) azimuthal ice-class tug boats with rated power 2,575 kW each, two azimuthal ice-class tugs with rated power 4000 kW each, and two (plus one in the option), ice-class tankers with a deadweight of 3,100 tons.
To implement this ambitious shipbuilding program in 2010-2013 the orders will be placed at Russian Far East shipbuilding companies: Khabarovsk Shipyard, Amur Shipyard, Far East Plant Zvezda and the design bureaus Vympel and Ricochet. The ships specifications are fully consistent with the recognized world standards.
Read the full interview with Andrei Aprelenko in Relevant Topic, Dec. 7, 2010
The newbuilding program includes construction of two (plus two in option) vessels for environmental services (boom-laying ship, oil skimmer) with a unique design, first implemented in Russia, two (plus two in option) azimuthal ice-class tug boats with rated power 2,575 kW each, two azimuthal ice-class tugs with rated power 4000 kW each, and two (plus one in the option), ice-class tankers with a deadweight of 3,100 tons.
To implement this ambitious shipbuilding program in 2010-2013 the orders will be placed at Russian Far East shipbuilding companies: Khabarovsk Shipyard, Amur Shipyard, Far East Plant Zvezda and the design bureaus Vympel and Ricochet. The ships specifications are fully consistent with the recognized world standards.
Read the full interview with Andrei Aprelenko in Relevant Topic, Dec. 7, 2010