LNG bunker vessel “Alice Cosulich” sets sail from China to Europe
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Global provider of maritime services Fratelli Cosulich S.p.A. (Fratelli Cosulich) on Monday (30 October) said the inaugural LNG bunker vessel of Fratelli Cosulich, Alice Cosulich, has set sail from Qidong, China on 27 October.
“She has been chartered to Titan Clean Fuels for a multi-year period. Her journey will take her to Europe, where she will play a crucial role in meeting the increasing demand for LNG as bunker fuel,” it said in a social media post.
“Stay tuned for more updates as we eagerly await the arrival of Alice Cosulich’s sister vessel, Paolina Cosulich, scheduled for delivery by January 2024.”
Manifold Times previously reported the Group signing a long-term time charter agreement with Titan for Alice Cosulich.
Alice Cosulich was expected to start operating in Europe in Q4 of this year. It is capable of handling complex operations such as cooldowns and gas-ups.
With a bunkering capacity of 8,200 cubic metres (m3) for LNG, the firm said it will satisfy a growing demand in the maritime industry for lower carbon emission solutions.
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Photo credit: Fratelli Cosulich
Published: 31 October, 2023