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Shipspotters all over the world => Shipping News and information => Topic started by: DoverT on November 09, 2015, 07:24:55 AM
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Hi,
Tony (Member "Reeferskip) has asked me to post a list of current World Reefer Tonnage for all those who are interested.
Thanks Tony for all your hard work.
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Rgds
Nigel T
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Hmmmm. Does'nt look like there's much newbuilding in that list. Sad, really, reefer was my interest as a young lad (ex Blue Star Line ashore in Cape Town...)
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>:(
Last reefer built ATLANTIC KLIPPER 2011 for Seatrade although Kyokuyo did have a couple of options I haven't been able to find out if they were actually built. There is a bit of a swan song for reefers at present due to slow steaming by box boats. Fruit shippers need fast transit times.
Tony
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Tony and Nigel, thank you for sharing this information. It is very interesting and helpful. Does anyone know if similar information is available for car carriers?
Best regards Goran
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Thanks for the interesting list, but it seems like ISLEMAN Imo: 8814902 are missing.
Brgds,
Geir
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Hi Geir,
The list contains ships exceeding 200,000 cubic feet refrigerated space. Ships of less than this are generally not reefers but freezers (fish carriers) & unable to carry fruit products whereas reefers can carry anything between -20 & +15C. Known reefers of less than 200,000 cuft are included in the list.
ISLEMAN (YURUSHIMA MARU) is a freezer of 197,056 cuft & is designed for transhipping at sea; note the Yokohama fender on deck.
I do have records of nearly all ships less than 200,000 cuft down to 50,000 cuft & can generally answer any questions about them should you require.
Regards,
Tony
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Hi Tony,
Thanks for the explanation, I saw MERRY FISHER and MAGELLANIC at a distance side by side in Sriracha and thought they were sisters but I see now that MERRY FISHER are a little bit bigger, I cant find out were she is at the moment, do you have any idea ?
Brgds,
Geir
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Hi Geir,
Sorry on that one; last position I could get was in 2012! That particular ship could be a freezer or a reefer. In either case it seems that she was rigged for fish loading as in your photo she has the Yokohama fenders in the water for trawlers to come alongside.
Tony
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Hi Peter,
Just posted 2 oldies for you, GLASGOW CLIPPER and GOLAR GIRL.
Cheers,
Dave G
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MERRY FISHER reported to sold 10/2015 to unknown buyers and Maltese registration closed