CHRISTOS LV

The CHRISTOS LV is an Anchor Handling Tug Supply vessel with a length overall of 60.0 meters and a deadweight tonnage of 1,823 tonnes, built in 2007 at Keppel Singmarine Pte Ltd in Singapore. This vessel is designed for offshore support operations, specifically for anchor handling and supply tasks in maritime environments. Its operational profile is tailored for the oil and gas industry, where efficient vessel support is critical for exploration and production activities.

Current AIS data indicates the vessel is en route to Piraeus, Greece with an estimated time of arrival on September 4. Although specific speed and draft data are not available, the vessel's operational efficiency can be inferred by its course of 108.0°, which suggests potential repositioning for supply operations. Monitoring future updates on speed and draft will provide clearer insights into its operational status.

The CHRISTOS LV's operational status and specifications position it well in the niche market of offshore support vessels, particularly in regions with active oil and gas exploration. Brokers can leverage its capabilities to meet the demands of operators looking for reliable and efficient support vessels. The vessel's recent construction year (2007) may also appeal to charterers prioritizing modern equipment in their operations, potentially influencing competitive market positioning.

With a deadweight tonnage of 1,823 tonnes and a gross tonnage of 1,727, the vessel's specifications indicate a capacity suitable for a range of supply operations. Its relatively low draft of 4.2 meters allows for access to shallower ports, enhancing trade route flexibility. The use of geared drive propulsion suggests a balance between power and fuel efficiency, which is essential for reducing operational costs in the competitive offshore market.