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Download Fleet Data ENERGY FOR EXCELLENCE Fleet List The Eletson Journey Rev. FL 1.0 - 2019.3 BUILT SDWT(MT) GRT L.O.A.(m) TANK (SLOAP/DECK) No. NAME FLAG CALL SIGN 3 BUILDER HULL DESIGN CLASS DRAFT(m) NRT BEAM (m) CAPACITY 98% M MARSHALL ISLANDS 2006 36718 23270 184.22 12 (2) Hyundai Mipo DockYard 1 WONDER MIMOSA Double Hull V7A4773 LRS 11,316 9925 27.40 41613.9 S. Korea MARSHALL ISLANDS 2006 36718 23270 184.22 12 (2) Hyundai Mipo DockYard SIZE 2 Double Hull HANDY WONDER FORMOSA V7A4805 LRS 11,316 9925 27.40 41613.9 S. Korea GREEK 2009 51875 22663 183.31 12 (2) Hyundai Mipo DockYard Double Hull 3 KINAROS SVAO9 LRS 13.31 14113 32.20 54247.4 S. Korea FULL DOUBLE HULL Bunker Tanks GREEK 2010 51875 22663 183.31 12 (2) Hyundai Mipo DockYard Double Hull 4 KIMOLOS SVAV7 LRS 13.31 14113 32.20 54247.4 S. Korea FULL DOUBLE HULL Bunker Tanks GREEK 2010 51875 22663 183.31 12 (2) Hyundai Mipo DockYard Double Hull 5 KASTOS SVAX8 LRS 13.31 14113 32.20 54247.4 S. Korea FULL DOUBLE HULL Bunker Tanks HANDYMAX GREEK 2010 51875 22663 183.31 12 (2) Hyundai Mipo DockYard Double Hull 6 FOURNI SVAX9 LRS 13.31 14113 32.20 54247.4 S. Korea FULL DOUBLE HULL Bunker Tanks GREEK 2004 69714 40038 228 12 (2) Daewoo Heavy Industries 7 ANTIKEROS Double Hull SYPX LRS 13,617 20190 32.20 78724 Okpo S. Korea GREEK 2005 69714 40038 228 12 (2) Daewoo Heavy Industries 8 DHONOUSSA Double Hull SYQM LRS 13,617 20190 32.20 78724 Mangalia / Romania GREEK 2005 69714 40038 228 12 (2) Daewoo Heavy Industries 9 POLYAIGOS Double Hull PANAMAX SXVZ LRS 13,617 20190 32.20 78724 Mangalia / Romania GREEK 2006 69714 40038 228 12 (2) Daewoo Heavy Industries 10 STROFADES Double Hull SVET LRS 13,617 20190 32.20 78724 Mangalia / Romania MARSHALL ISLANDS 2002 106149 57062 243.96 12 (2) Hyundai Heavy Industries 11 WONDER ARCTURUS Double Hull V7A4762 LRS 14.92 32824 42.00 118033 S. Korea MARSHALL ISLANDS 2004 106149 57062 243.96 12 (2) Hyundai Heavy Industries Double Hull 12 WONDER MUSICA V7A4806 LRS 14.92 32824 42.00 118033 S. Korea FULL DOUBLE HULL Bunker Tanks MARSHALL ISLANDS 2004 106149 57062 243.96 12 (2) Hyundai Heavy Industries Double Hull 13 WONDER AVIOR V7A4764 LRS 14.92 32824 42.00 118033 S. Korea FULL DOUBLE HULL Bunker Tanks LIBERIAN 2018 109898 62508 249.95 12 (2) SWS Double Hull 14 DUOMO SQUARE 5LAU7 LRS 14.66 33581 44 127425 China FULL DOUBLE HULL Bunker Tanks AFRAMAX LIBERIAN 2018 109898 62508 249.95 12 (2) SWS Double Hull 15 CAMPO SQUARE 5LAU6 LRS 14.66 33581 44 127425 China FULL DOUBLE HULL Bunker Tanks LIBERIAN 2019 109898 62508 249.95 12 (2) SWS Double Hull 16 ALKINOOS 5LAU8 ABS 14.66 33581 44 127425 China FULL DOUBLE HULL Bunker Tanks LIBERIAN 2019 109898 62508 249.95 12 (2) SWS Double Hull 17 ARCHELAOS 5LAU7 ABS 14.66 33581 44 127425 China FULL DOUBLE HULL Bunker Tanks GREEK 2009 26577 22971 173.7 3 (-) Hyundai Mipo DockYard 18 ANAFI Fully Refrigerated SVAM6 LRS 10.42 6891 28.00 34807.55 S. Korea GREEK 2009 26577 22971 173.7 3 (-) Hyundai Mipo DockYard 19 NISYROS Fully Refrigerated SVAM7 LRS 10.42 6891 28.00 34807.55 S. Korea GREEK 2009 26577 22971 173.7 3 (-) Hyundai Mipo DockYard 20 TILOS Fully Refrigerated SVAP2 LRS 10.42 6891 28.00 34807.55 S. Korea LPG/NH3 GREEK 2010 26577 22971 173.7 3 (-) Hyundai Mipo DockYard 21 TELENDOS Fully Refrigerated SVAP3 LRS 10.42 6891 28.00 34807.55 S. Korea GREEK 2012 26577 22971 173.7 3 (-) Hyundai Mipo DockYard 22 SYMI Fully Refrigerated SVBH3 LRS 10.42 6891 28.00 34807.55 S. Korea GREEK 2015 15028 13794 147.06 3 (-) Hyundai Mipo DockYard Full Refr / Semi Pres 23 OTHONI SVCE5 LRS 9,214 4138 22.60 12000 S. Korea Ethylene GREEK 2015 15028 13794 147.06 3 (-) Hyundai Mipo DockYard Full Refr / Semi Pres 24 ASTIPALEA SVCE3 LRS 9,214 4138 22.60 12000 S. Korea Ethylene GREEK 2015 15028 13794 147.06 3 (-) Hyundai Mipo DockYard Full Refr / Semi Pres 25 PAROS SVCE4 LRS 9,214 4138 22.60 12000 S. Korea Ethylene GREEK 2016 15028 13794 147.06 3 (-) Hyundai Mipo DockYard Full Refr / Semi Pres 26 KITHNOS SVCH5 LRS 9,214 4138 22.60 12000 S. Korea Ethylene GREEK 2016 15028 13794 147.06 3 (-) Hyundai Mipo DockYard Full Refr / Semi Pres 27 DILOS LEG SVCH4 LRS 9,214 4138 22.60 12000 S. Korea Ethylene LIBERIAN 2018 15028 13794 147.06 3 (-) Hyundai Mipo DockYard Full Refr / Semi Pres 28 KALOLIMNOS D5QY4 LRS 9,214 4138 22.60 12000 S. Korea Ethylene LIBERIAN 2018 15028 13794 147.06 3 (-) Hyundai Mipo DockYard Full Refr / Semi Pres 29 ITHACKI D5RB8 LRS 9,214 4138 22.60 12000 S. Korea Ethylene LIBERIAN 2018 15028 13794 147.06 3 (-) Hyundai Mipo DockYard Full Refr / Semi Pres 30 ANTIKITHIRA D5RC3 LRS 9,214 4138 22.60 12000 S. Korea Ethylene SINGAPORE 2018 15028 13794 147.06 3 (-) Hyundai Mipo DockYard Full Refr / Semi Pres 31 KITHIRA 9V3145 LRS 9,214 4138 22.60 12000 S. Korea Ethylene ENERGY FOR EXCELLENCE The Eletson Journey HYUNDAI HANDYSIZE Build By: Hyundai Mipo Dockyard Co., Ltd. M/T WONDER FORMOSA 144.80M Delivered: January 2006 M/T WONDER MIMOSA Delivered: March 2006 176.00M ENERGY FOR EXCELLENCE HYUNDAI HANDYSIZE The Eletson Journey FLAG GREEK PORT OF REGISTRY PIRAEUS LENGTH OVERALL 184.22m NO.1 C.O.TK(P) 85-93 2583.1 2531.5 66.65 10.056 1342 LENGTH B.P. 176.00m NO.1 C.O.TK(S) 85-93 2583.1 2531.5 66.65 10.056 1342 BREADTH (MLD) 27.4m NO.2 C.O.TK(P) 77-85 3633.9 3561.2 46.16 9.872 2730 DEPTH (MLD) 17.2m NO.2 C.O.TK(S) 77-85 3633.9 3561.2 46.16 9.872 2730 DRAFT (EXT) (SUMMER) 11.316m NO.3 C.O.TK(P) 69-77 3695.7 3621.8 24.67 9.85 2882 NO.3 C.O.TK(S) 69-77 3695.7 3621.8 24.67 9.85 2882 D.W.T. (SUMMER) 36718 MT NO.4 C.O.TK(P) 61-69 3701.3 3627.2 3.08 9.85 2883 DRAFT (EXT) (WINTER) 11.081 m NO.4 C.O.TK(S) 61-69 3701.3 3627.2 3.08 9.85 2883 D.W.T. (WINTER) 35657 MT NO.5 C.O.TK(P) 53-61 3694.1 3620.2 -18.5 9.85 2882 LIGHTSHIP 8910 MT NO.5 C.O.TK(S) 53-61 3694.1 3620.2 -18.5 9.85 2882 T.P.C. 45.15 MT/cm NO.6 C.O.TK(P) 45-53 3396.9 3329 -39.42 10.05 2693 F.W.A. For SIKINOS 257mm NO.6 C.O.TK(S) 45-53 3396.9 3329 -39.42 10.05 2693 For SKYROS 253mm SLOP TK(P) 43-45 526.6 516 -51.81 10.514 451 Radar mast above keel 45.51m SLOP TK(S) 43-45 526.6 516 -51.81 10.514 451 Center of manifold to bow 92.63m SUBTOTAL 42463 41614 Draft at which propeller is submerged 6.33m Parallel middle body (at Summer draft) 99.68m Parallel middle body (at Ballast draft) 85.88m Panama chock size (fore) 360x260mm (mid) 310x260mm (aft) WINTER W 6.148 11.081 44567 35657 360x260mm / 310x260mm SUMMER S 5.913 11.316 45628 36718 Height of double bottom W.B.tanks 1.83m TROPICAL T 5.678 11.551 46689 37779 FRESH WATER F 5.66 11.569 45629 36719 Breadth of side W.B.tanks 2.00m TROPICAL FRESH TF 5.425 11.804 46669 37759 INTERNATIONAL TONNAGE Gross 23270 Tons Net (abt) 9925 Tons PANAMA CANAL TONNAGE Net 19383 Tons SUEZ CANAL TONNAGE Gross 24817.05 Tons Net 20992.19 Tons 12569 MAIN ENGINE For SIKINOS Hyundai - MAN B&W 6S50MC-C 14656 (D.M.C.O. 9619.5 KW x 127 RPM) (D.S.C.O. 8176.6KW x 120.3 RPM) 15238 For SKYROS STX - MAN B&W 6S50MC-C (D.M.C.O. 9619.5 KW x 127 RPM) (D.S.C.O. 8176.6KW x 120.3 RPM) FR 64 (CENTER TO MANIFOLD) DIESEL GENERATOR 2 x Hyundai 6H21/32 (960 KW x 720 RPM) 900 1 x Hyundai 5H21/32 (800KW x 720 RPM) ALTERNATOR 2x HFC6 508-14K (1125 kVA, 900 kW x 450V) 1x HFC6 506-14K-EH (925 kVA, 740 kW x 450V) PROPELLER Material Ni-Al-Bronze, Diameter 5900 mm x Pitch 4106 mm FR 64 (CENTER TO MANIFOLD) 91.59m 92.63m SPEED Trial maximum (loaded) 16.56 knots 900 Service (loaded) 15.80 knots Service with 15% sea margin 15.30 knots FR 64-900 ENDURANCE Approximately 8787 nm SKYROS HYUNDAI MIPO DOCKYARD GREEK LRS SVCK9 SIKINOS HYUNDAI MIPO DOCKYARD GREEK LRS SVCL2 L2 Rev. 0.0 - 2016.03 ENERGY FOR EXCELLENCE The Eletson Journey HYUNDAI MIPO HANDYMAX ENERGY FOR EXCELLENCE HYUNDAI MIPO HANDYMAX The Eletson Journey DEADWEJGHT SCALE ORA�! 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