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www.marinelink.com 13LR classed Alexandros and Aristotelis are the Þ rst of Þ ve new 5,000 TEU super- efÞ cient new ships, all to be delivered from HHI Gunsan by June 2013, that sees Capital expand its operations into the container sector. Capital Shipman- agement marked the delivery of its new containerships, Alexandros (on charter as Hyundai Prestige) and Aristotelis (on charter as Hyundai Premium) delivered at HHI Gunsan, respectively. ?These are demanding times for all of us,? said Evangelos Marinakis, CEO of Capital. ?We are doing our upmost to serve as best as possible the needs of our clients for the years to come. With fuel prices high and with our increasing en-vironmental responsibilities, we are in-vesting in high performance, truly eco, environmentally-friendly new tonnage.?Marinakis added, ?When contracting for this new series of 5,000-teu container ships, we paid special attention to ob-taining a design with engines which of-fer high efÞ ciency throughout the entire load range in order to achieve speed ß ex-ibility with the best fuel consumption and a reduced carbon footprint. It?s great to see this new design in the water and safely delivered to our charterers Hyun-dai Merchant Marine.?The ships are equipped with AMP (Al- ternative Marine Power System), often known as a ?cold ironing? system facility, where shore can provide electrical sup-ply while in port with maximum power of 3.2 MW. This is a system where a container vessel can, while in port, shut down its generators and plug into the shore power. The ships are also Þ tted with an ?X? ? twisted full spade rudder. The beneÞ ts of using such a rudder is that a twist in the upper and lower part of the rudder blade prevents cavitation and associated erosion problems developing as a consequence of rotational ß ow aft of the propeller. Talleres Navales del Golfo Islote San Juan de Ulúa s/n91800, Veracruz, Ver. México. Tel: (52) 229 9892500 Fax: (52) 229 [email protected] A WORLDWIDE EXPERIENCED SHIPYARD WITH INTEGRAL SERVICES ??Repair and maintenance of ships, machinery, equipment and engines??Repair and maintenance of jack-up and semisubmersible platforms ??Fabrication of offshore modules and components, fabrication and assembly of all types of light and heavy steel structures??Conversion, upgrading and life extension of ships and offshore unitsServicesTALLERES NAVALES !")¿$,)#,¿?1+$?¿&0¿ A GLOBAL COMPANY WHICH BEGAN ITS OPERATIONS IN 1995. CURRENTLY OFFERS INTEGRAL FABRICATION AND SHIP REPAIR SERVICES. 297,000-dwt Iron Ore Carrier Ore Salvador CompletedMitsui O.S.K. Lines, Ltd. announced the completion of the 297,000-ton iron ore carrier Ore Salvador at Japan Marine United Corporation?s Ariake Shipyard. MOL will operate the ship under a long-term contract, trans-porting ore from Vale S.A. of Brazil. Among those on hand for the nam-ing and delivery ceremonies were Vale International Director Gurinder Singh, who named the vessel, Japan Marine United Corporation President Shinjiro Mishima and MOL President Koichi Muto. MOL operates seven very large ore carriers (VLOCs) in the 300,000 DWT class. Ore Salvador Main Speci Þ cationsDeadweight tons (Capacity) ................297,076 tons Length ..............................................................327m Breadth ...............................................................55m Draft.................................................................21.4m Registry .........................................................Liberia Capital Shipmanagement: First Boxship NewbuildsMR #4 (10-17).indd 13MR #4 (10-17).indd 134/4/2013 5:08:59 PM4/4/2013 5:08:59 PM

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