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Country Focus: Germany dwt vessel, which measures 601 x 97.9 ft. (183.2 x 29.8 m) with a 37.8-ft. (11.5- m) draft is classed by GL. It is outfitted with four cranes, two of which have a 45/50/36-ton lifting capacity each, while the other two have a 35/30-ton lifting capacity each. The holds are fitted with 40-ft. cell guides, and 2,169 containers can be stowed in six tiers on deck and in the cargo holds. The upper deck is equipped with 420 plugs for the reefer containers.

Powered by a longstroke MAN B&W 6S60 MC design, rated 12,240 kW at 105 rpm, the ship has a speed of 20 knots.

Kiel-based Lindenau extends the Ger- man province of specialty ship construc- tion by specializing in the production of specialty double hull oil and chemical tankers up to 40,000 dwt. The medium- sized yard, located at the entrance of the

Kiel Canal, has a tradition of forming long-term relationships with high-value clients, working closely with them to deliver vessels that meet exacting speci- fications. Apart from the oil and chemi- cal tankers, the yard is an able competi- tor in a wide range of vessel develop- ment, design and construction, from orange juice, molten sulfur and phosphor acid carriers, to RoRo vessels, container- ship and passenger vessels. Although the repair business has largely vacated

Northern Europe, the yard is positioned

Despite the shift of much industrial activity away from traditional powers, Germany steadfastly maintains strength in the maritime niche with adherence to high quality products and services. The following charts exhibit new construction activity won by

German yards, Jan. to June 1999, as well as new construction activity generated by

German shipowners, Jan. to June 1999. 1999: New Ship Orders From German Owners

OWNER OPERATOR SHIPYARD COUNTRY SB TYPE No DWT DELIV MUSS

BOCKSTIEGEL REEDEREI GDANSK POLAND BULK CARRIER 4 7,000 2000 40

BR1ESE SCH1FFAHRT GMBH. GDANSK POLAND BULK CARRIER 4 7,000 2000 40

KREY SCHIFFAHRT GmbH GDANSK POLAND BULK CARRIER 4 7,000 2000 40

HARM/k-LINE ROLANDWERFT GERMANY CAR CARRIER 2 2,500 2001 41.63

N0RD CAPITAL SAMSUNG KOREA CONTAINER 1 67,500 2000 60

HAPAG LLOYD HHI KOREA CONTAINER 1 67,000 2000

HAPAG LLOYD HHI KOREA CONTAINER 2 54,766 2000

FRIEDRICH A DETJEN HALLA KOREA CONTAINER 2 45,000 2000 76

CLAUS-PETEROFFEN SAMSUNG KOREA CONTAINER 5 40,000 2000 165

GEBAB THYSSENNORD. GERMANY CONTAINER 2 34,600 2000 80

CLAUS-PETER 0FFEN SAMSUNG KOREA CONTAINER 1 32,100 2001 35

GERMAN INTERESTS JIANGYANG CHINA CONTAINER 1 5,350 12-1999

E. 0LDEND0RFF FLENSBURGER GERMANY MULTI-PURPOSE 1 20,100 2000 17

AUGUST B0LTEN JIANGYANG CHINA MULTI-PURPOSE 2 8,000 2000 24

GERMAN INTERESTS ZHONGHUA CHINA MULTI-PURPOSE 2 4,900

WEHR 0SKAR SZCZECIN POLAND RoRo/CARGO 2 7,300 2000 64

UNTERWESER HITZLER GERMANY TUG 1 2000

GERMAN INTERESTS DETLEF HEGEMAN GERMANY VEH. CARRIER 2 2,250 2001

GERMAN INTERESTS BOHAI SHIPYARD CHINA BULK CARRIER 2 28,200 2000 28

TRANS0CEAN J.J. SIETAS GERMANY CHEM TANKER 2 5,000 32

C0NTI REEDEREI HANJIN KOREA CONTAINER 4 79,000 2000/2001 240

BERTRAN RICKMERS HANJIN KOREA CONTAINER 4 2000

RGLUSING MUTZELFELDT GERMANY PROD TANKER 1 1,200 2000

GLUSING CONSTANTZA ROMANIA PROD TANKER 1 1,100 2000 6.1

GERMAN GOVERNMENT THYSSEN GERMANY SURVEY 1 2001 93

KLAUS OLDENDORFF SAMHO KOREA BULK CARRIER 1 75,000 2001 18.9

KLAUS OLDENDORFF HALLA KOREA BULK CARRIER 2 74,000 2000 39

BUTTNER AND GILS JIANGYANG CHINA CHEM TANKER 2 13,500 2000 -

N0RD CAPITAL SAMSUNG KOREA CONTAINER 2 67,500 2000/2001 100

REEDEREI B. RICKMERS HANJIN KOREA CONTAINER 8 0 2000/2001 160

ESSBERGER(RANZAU GROUP) I.J. SIETAS GERMANY CHEM TANKER 2 4,500 2000 96

GEBAB DAEWOO KOREA CONTAINER 4 75,000 2000 260

N0RD CAPITAL SAMSUNG KOREA CONTAINER 2 67,500 2001 108.6

SCH0NING GDANSK POLAND CONTAINER 1 0 2000 - 0LDENBURG-P0RTUGIESIS. MAWEI CHINA CONTAINER 4 0 2,001 -

SL0MANNEPTUN FERROSTAAL SINGAPORE LPG 1 0 - 19 1999: New Ship Orders For German Shipyards

OWNER OPERATOR SHIPYARD TYPE No DWT DELIV MUSS

MAERSK LINE VOLKSWERFT STRALSUND AHTS 2 1999/2000

A. P. MOLLER VOLKSWERFT STRALSUND CABLE SHIP 2 7,000 2000 82

HARM/k-LINE ROLANDWERFT CAR CARRIER 2 2,500 2001 41.63

GEBAB THYSSEN NORDSEEWERKE CONTAINER 2 34,600 2000 80

ROYAL CARIBBEAN MEYER WERFT CRUISE SHIP 1 8,900 2001 350

E. OLDENDORFF FLENSBURGER MULTI-PURPOSE 1 20,100 2000 17

UND FLENSBERG RoRo 2 14,200 2000 80

VIKING SUPPLY SHIPS HUSUMER WERFT SUPPORT VESSEL 1 1999

UNTERWESER HITZLER SCHIFFSWERFT TUG 1 2000

GERMAN INTERESTS DETLEF HEGEMAN VEHICLE CARRIER 2 2,250 2001

TRANS0CEAN J.J. SIETAS CHEMICAL TANKER 2 5,000 32

INDIGA HDW CRUISE SHIP 1 2000

ATTICA ENTERPRISES HDW FAST FERRY 2 6,420 2001 220

ANEK LINES HDW FERRY 1 2001 110

MAURITANIAN GOVT FASSMER FISHING RESEARCH 1 2000

CAPE VERDE GOVERNMENT CASSENS PASSENGER/CARGO 1

R GLUSING MUTZELFELDTWERFT PRODUCTS TANKER 1 1,200 2000

GERMAN GOVERNMENT THYSSEN NORDSEEWERKE SURVEY 1 2001 93

NCL HOLDING LLOYD WERFT CRUISE SHIP 1 0 Jun-2001 351

ESSBERGER (RANZAU GROUP) J.J. SIETAS CHEMICAL TANKER 2 4,500 2000 96

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