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Sasaki Shipbuilding Co., Ltd.

Osakikamijima, Japan

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Sasaki Shipbuilding Co., Ltd. delivers the ECO NEBULA, an 11,000CBM LPG carrier, which has left their shipyard for ocean. The company specializes in designing and building various chemical tankers and general cargo vessels, including those with methanol dual-fuel technology. They also construct methanol bunkering vessels. Sasaki Shipbuilding offers emission-free ship designs and ballast water treatment systems to reduce GHG emissions. The company was founded in 2008 and is based in Japan. Sasaki Shipbuilding has built 7,000DWT, 10,000DWT, and 13,000DWT chemical tankers, as well as 13,000DWT general cargo vessels with methanol dual-fuel technology.

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