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The SPEC NICHOLE is an Anchor Handling Tug Supply vessel built in 2016, designed for offshore support operations with a deadweight tonnage of 2,896 tonnes and a length overall of 72.0 meters. It operates under the flag of Liberia and is currently trading. This vessel is suitable for roles in offshore oil and gas operations, providing essential support in anchoring and supply tasks.
Current AIS data indicates the vessel's destination is Singapore AWW with an ETA of May 3rd. Given the absence of speed and draft information, it is unclear if the vessel is in ballast or laden conditions, which could affect its operational readiness upon arrival. The course of 164.7° suggests a direct route towards its destination, indicating potential efficiency in its transit.
The SPEC NICHOLE's role as an anchor handling tug supply vessel positions it strategically in the offshore energy sector, particularly in Asian markets such as Singapore, a key hub for maritime operations. Its relatively recent build year and modern design may provide competitive advantages in terms of operational efficiency and regulatory compliance, attracting interest from brokers and charterers seeking reliable offshore support.
With a gross tonnage of 2,721 and a deadweight capacity of 2,896 tonnes, the SPEC NICHOLE offers flexibility for various supply tasks in offshore environments. The geared drive propulsion system may provide enhanced maneuverability, critical for close-quarter operations. However, the lack of specific engine performance metrics limits a full assessment of fuel efficiency and operational speed, which are crucial for chartering decisions.
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