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Image courtesy Meyer Werft and bunkering operations, allowing pletion of its four-tanker construction stallations, the new crewboats accom- the vessel to serve different customers program. Carlotta Cosulich is under- modate 60 passengers in business- and operating environments. going ? nal preparations before enter- class-style seating and offer cruising

The methanol-ready designation ing service. speeds of up to 38 knots.

is particularly relevant as shipowners In the offshore support sector, Compared with BOURBON's pre- increasingly consider methanol-fueled BOURBON is renewing part of its vious generation of 105-ft. crewboats, newbuilds. For bunker suppliers, the crewboat ? eet with two new 112-ft. the new design provides increased pas- ability to respond to changing fuel de- vessels built by Grandweld Shipyards senger capacity, improved operational mand is becoming an important con- in Dubai. The ? rst vessel was deliv- redundancy and greater attention to sideration in ? eet investment. ered on November 3, 2026, follow- fuel ef? ciency.

With the third vessel delivered, ing successful sea trials. Designed for An electronic fuel monitoring sys-

Fratelli Cosulich is approaching com- transporting personnel to offshore in- tem, integrated during construction, supports the monitoring and man- agement of fuel consumption. The vessels also incorporate satellite com- munications systems connecting on- board equipment with BOURBON's shoreside teams. The bridge has been redesigned to improve visibility and ergonomics, while approximately 194 sq. ft. of deck space includes dedicat- ed luggage compartments.

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