Petrolift launches advanced tanker | The Manila Times

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PETROLIFT, a leading Philippine oil tankering company, has christened its newest vessel, the MT Petro Elise. The 51,000-barrel tanker, one of the largest in the country, measuring 95.95 meters in length, 18.6 meters in breadth and 10.20 meters in depth, is equipped with advanced features for safe and environmentally friendly operations.

Its main engine is fueled with very low sulfur fuel oil (VLSFO) and automotive diesel oil (ADO). It also has a multi-grade cargo handling system that allows for three grades of segregation of clean petroleum products and a cargo remote liquid monitoring system that can be connected through Wi-Fi access, enabling real-time viewing by shore personnel during loading and discharging operations. These features enable safe and environment-friendly operations.

Petrolift, a member of the Leonio Group of companies, is a long-time presence in the local oil tankering industry as a base fleet contractor of oil majors such as Shell Philippines and Petron. In the wake of recent typhoons and maritime accidents, commissioning the tanker MT Petro Elise is a welcome development.

Petrolift vessel MT Petro Elise has a gross tonnage of 5,353 MT and a deadweight of 7,990 MT or a capacity of around 8.1 million liters. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO

Petrolift is a pioneer of internationally accredited ship management and operations. It also introduced the first internationally classed oil tanker barges in the country to meet stringent charterers’ requirements. Since then, it has consistently led the industry in adopting international standards, thereby setting the bar of quality service to clients.

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MT Petro Elise is set for delivery to its charterer to distribute petroleum requirements throughout ports all over the Philippines.

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