Repair Options Boosted in South Africa
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Repair options boosted in South Africa
Transnet National Ports Authority (TNPA) has docked the Marshall Islands-flagged crude oil tanker Troy at the Port of Durban’s Prince Edward Graving Dock. Measuring 228 m in length, with an extreme breadth of 32.2 m and a deadweight capacity of 73,180 tonnes, Troy is among the longest vessels to utilise the Prince Edward Graving Dock. …
Crude oil tanker Troy docked at the Port of Durban's historic Prince Edward Graving Dock
TNPA has successfully docked the 228-metre Marshall Islands-flagged crude oil tanker Troy at the Port of Durban’s historic Prince Edward Graving Dock, the first vessel of this size to utilise the ship repair facility in more than a decade, underscoring the facility’s enhanced capabilities The successful docking showcases the dock’s enhanced capacity following ongoing infrastructure upgrades and reinforces its role as one of Africa’s key ship rep…
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