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COSCO Dalian yard names, delivers another 77,000 dwt green pulp carrier

April 22, 2025
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Chinese Shipbuilder COSCO Shipping Delivers State-of-the-Art Pulp Vessel

Chinese shipbuilder COSCO Shipping Heavy Industry (Dalian) has named and delivered a 77,000 dwt multipurpose pulp vessel ordered by the Bank of Communications (BoCom) Financial Leasing. The naming ceremony for the 48,300 gross ton Green Sepetiba was held on April 18, 2025.

Described as one of the largest pulp carriers in the world, the newbuilding features a length of 225 meters, a width of 32.26 meters, and has a designed speed of 15 knots. The NOx emission of this series of ships meets the highest requirements of international conventions (Tier III), while the vibration noise meets the requirements of “Green Ecological Ship Specification,” the latest effective requirement of China Classification Society (CCS). The ship’s Energy Efficiency Design Index (EEDI) surpasses the requirements of the third phase of the International Maritime Organization (IMO), according to the shipbuilder.

Flying the flag of Liberia, Green Sepetiba joins a fleet of vessels that includes Green Munguba, Green Itajai, Green Saupe, Green Pecem, Green Qingdao, and Green Brazil. Operated by COSCO Shipping Specialized Carriers, Green Sepetiba and its sister vessels are energy-saving and environmentally friendly green ships. The cargo holds are all box-type and equipped with rotary dehumidifiers to ensure safe pulp transportation. These vessels can also transport high-speed rail trains, wind power equipment, new energy vehicles, large-scale machinery and equipment, and super-long and super-heavy steel pipe pile structures.

Conclusion

The delivery of the Green Sepetiba showcases COSCO Shipping Heavy Industry’s commitment to building state-of-the-art vessels that meet stringent environmental regulations and industry standards. With its advanced features and capabilities, the Green Sepetiba and its sister vessels are poised to make a significant impact in the maritime industry.

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