The “Thun Reliance” was launched at a grand event held at the yard in Leer, Germany, on 3rd May. The vessel received its name from Godmother Camilla Dimberg, who is the Head of Physical Management at Preem. The Thun Reliance will soon be inducted into long-term employment with Preem once it is delivered. Scheepswerf Ferus Smit built the vessel, while MF Shipping Group will be responsible for its technical management.
The “Thun Reliance”is the second in a series of eight ordered’ Resource Efficiency’ sisters. The vessels have an industry-first innovative design with adaptive propulsion to minimise energy usage, ready-for-shore electricity connection, battery pack, the latest hull design and the newest and most resource-efficient machinery. The ordered vessels are part of Thun Tankers fleet renewal program, carefully tailor-made to reduce the climate footprint and meet the client’s future demands.
Maritime transport is an important part of Preem’s operations, and the company constantly strives toachieve better efficiency and environmental andmental performancewith its suppliers.
“We are proud and pleased to be able to add Thun Reliance to our growing fleet of long-term chartered tonnage. We are convinced that the vessel, with its improvements in cargo capacity and fuel consumption, as well as other emission-reducing measures, is well suited for Preem’s and our customers requirements and will contribute to the transformation towards a sustainable society”, said Daniel Berndolf, head of the shipping department at Preem AB.
Thun Tankers is part of the Erik Thun Group, a company owned by the Källsson family since 1938. Continual improvement is our objective, and these ordered vessels are good examples of how we make a difference in the global perspective by being responsible and doing our part. Thun’s extensive experienceinbuilding high-performing quality vessels hasbeen usedin the design process. The ships will be reliable and easy to operate in the intense coastal trade for which they are built, so they function well over their entire lifespan.
“The scope for the“R-Class” serieshavebeen to build the mostresource efficientvessels available for the trade. This series of vessels will have a transformative impacttoprogress on our industry-leading climate ambitions. We are convinced that the Thun Reliance will help Preem grow their business while reducing emissions from their supply chain”,added Joakim Lund, CCO at Thun Tankers BV.
The “Thun Reliance” was launched at a grand event held at the yard in Leer, Germany, on 3rd May. The vessel received its name from Godmother Camilla Dimberg, who is the Head of Physical Management at Preem. The Thun Reliance will soon be inducted into long-term employment with Preem once it is delivered. Scheepswerf Ferus Smit built the vessel, while MF Shipping Group will be responsible for its technical management.
The “Thun Reliance”is the second in a series of eight ordered’ Resource Efficiency’ sisters. The vessels have an industry-first innovative design with adaptive propulsion to minimise energy usage, ready-for-shore electricity connection, battery pack, the latest hull design and the newest and most resource-efficient machinery. The ordered vessels are part of Thun Tankers fleet renewal program, carefully tailor-made to reduce the climate footprint and meet the client’s future demands.
Maritime transport is an important part of Preem’s operations, and the company constantly strives toachieve better efficiency and environmental andmental performancewith its suppliers.
“We are proud and pleased to be able to add Thun Reliance to our growing fleet of long-term chartered tonnage. We are convinced that the vessel, with its improvements in cargo capacity and fuel consumption, as well as other emission-reducing measures, is well suited for Preem’s and our customers requirements and will contribute to the transformation towards a sustainable society”, said Daniel Berndolf, head of the shipping department at Preem AB.
Thun Tankers is part of the Erik Thun Group, a company owned by the Källsson family since 1938. Continual improvement is our objective, and these ordered vessels are good examples of how we make a difference in the global perspective by being responsible and doing our part. Thun’s extensive experienceinbuilding high-performing quality vessels hasbeen usedin the design process. The ships will be reliable and easy to operate in the intense coastal trade for which they are built, so they function well over their entire lifespan.
“The scope for the“R-Class” serieshavebeen to build the mostresource efficientvessels available for the trade. This series of vessels will have a transformative impacttoprogress on our industry-leading climate ambitions. We are convinced that the Thun Reliance will help Preem grow their business while reducing emissions from their supply chain”,added Joakim Lund, CCO at Thun Tankers BV.
