Subscribe to RSS feedOrder confirmed for 10 self-unloading vessels
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Michelle Wiese Bockmann
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Sep 02, 2010 11:38 AM
CANADA’S CSL Group has confirmed a US$514m order for 10 self-unloading bulk carriers from China’s Chengxi Shipyard, in what will be the company’s largest fleet renewal program.
“They are complicated vessels and different from a standard carrier in that they have self-unloading equipment, including a bulk conveyor system in the bottom of the cargo holds with a boom.
This adds about US$16m-$18mto the cost...
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