On September 2nd, Japan Marine United (JMU) delivered the next-generation energy-saving bulk carrier "JESSICA W," which had been built at its Kure shipyard in Hiroshima Prefecture.
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"JESSICA W" is the 18th vessel of the "J-Series 82400 DWT type," a further development of the "G-Series 80800 DWT type," which was developed as the next generation of Panamax bulk carriers.
Incorporating the latest regulations, such as NOx (nitrogen oxide) emission restrictions, JMU's unique energy-saving technologies enable both increased cargo capacity and reduced fuel consumption.
The company has reached Phase 2 of the Energy Efficiency Design Index (EEDI), a greenhouse gas (GHG) emission regulation, demonstrating its commitment to environmental needs.
■Vessel Overview
Main dimensions: Length 226.17m, width 32.26m, depth 20.20m
Gross tonnage: 83,500
Deadweight: 158,940 tons
Cruising speed: 14.5 knots
Main engine: MAN B&W 6S60ME-C8.5-EGRBP (1 unit)
Capacity: 25 people
Ship class: NK
Flag: Panama
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