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The OTTOMAN COURTESY is a double hull crude oil tanker built in 2017, with a deadweight tonnage (DWT) of 149,999 tonnes and a length overall (LOA) of 269.063 meters. This vessel is designed to operate in compliance with MARPOL regulations, enhancing safety and environmental standards in oil transportation. Its significant capacity positions it well for long-haul crude oil trades, particularly in regions with high demand for petroleum products.
Current AIS data indicates the vessel is en route to USDEL>MXDBT with an ETA of September 13, 15:00. Given the lack of current speed and draft data, further analysis may be required to ascertain its operational status, whether it is laden or ballast. The course of 345.8° suggests a northbound trajectory likely towards North American ports.
Positioned within the crude oil tanker segment, the OTTOMAN COURTESY's capabilities align with the current demand for transportation of oil, especially in light of fluctuating global oil prices. The vessel's age and compliance with environmental regulations may enhance its attractiveness to charterers seeking reliable and compliant shipping options. Its operational status and draft will be critical for determining freight rates and negotiating charter agreements.
With a deadweight tonnage of 149,999 tonnes and a gross tonnage of 83,537 tonnes, the OTTOMAN COURTESY offers substantial capacity for bulk crude oil. Its propulsion by oil engines with direct drive may impact fuel efficiency and operational costs, although specific performance metrics are currently unavailable. Brokers should consider the vessel's compliance with MARPOL regulations and its construction quality when assessing chartering options.
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