Management Ships
4.5 million DWT in total
the IDEMITSU fleet is one of the world's largest fleets of tankers.
SUPER ZEARTH
A double-hull tanker released first by a Japanese petroleum company
| Built |
Sep.22, 1995 |
| Length overall |
333.00 m |
| Draft (summer) |
19.530 m |
| DWT (summer) |
265,353 Mt |
| Speed (Laden/Ballast) |
15.6/17.0 Kt |
| Builder |
IHI (Kure, Japan) |
KOHO I
| Built |
Nov.21, 2002 |
| Length overall |
333.000 m |
| Draft (summer) |
21.428 m |
| DWT (summer) |
301,045 Mt |
| Speed (Laden/Ballast) |
15.0/16.7 Kt |
| Builder |
IHI (Kure, Japan) |
NISSHO MARU
Utilizing a Contra-Rotating Propeller
| Built |
May 26, 2004 |
| Length overall |
333.00 m |
| Draft (summer) |
20.529 m |
| DWT (summer) |
300,544 Mt |
| Speed (Laden/Ballast) |
16.3/17.5 Kt |
| Builder |
IHIMU (Kure, Japan) |
IDEMITSU MARU
Equipped with an eco-friendly Electronically Controlled Engine
| Built |
Nov.30, 2007 |
| Length overall |
333.00 m |
| Draft (summer) |
20.535 m |
| DWT (summer) |
300,433 Mt |
| Speed (Laden/Ballast) |
16.1/17.4 Kt |
| Builder |
IHIMU (Kure, Japan) |
ENERGY ORPHEUS
| Built |
Jan.27, 1993 |
| Length overall |
230.00 m |
| Draft (summer) |
10.836 m |
| DWT (summer) |
49,999 Mt |
| Speed (Laden/Ballast) |
16.7/17.5 Kt |
| Builder |
MHI (Nagasaki, Japan) |
