SOCAR commissions new supply vessel
A ceremony to commission the Caspian Server supply
vessel, built by the Azerbaijani state oil company SOCAR`s Caspian
Oil Fleet and Scottish BUE Caspian, was held at the Baku port
Friday. SOCAR President Rovnag Abdullayev toured the vessel`s deck
and was given an explanation of the equipment aboard the ship.
The ship, fitted with state-of-the-art equipment, was built at the Simek plant in Norway. It is 73.6 meters long and 16 meter wide.
A total of 14 vessels are being operated by the alliance of the Caspian Oil Fleet and BUE Caspian. Of these, 11 have been built or purchased and delivered to Baku. The alliance has a staff of over 300 people.
Despite the global recession, the alliance intends to deliver two new vessels to Baku in 2010.
The ship, fitted with state-of-the-art equipment, was built at the Simek plant in Norway. It is 73.6 meters long and 16 meter wide.
A total of 14 vessels are being operated by the alliance of the Caspian Oil Fleet and BUE Caspian. Of these, 11 have been built or purchased and delivered to Baku. The alliance has a staff of over 300 people.
Despite the global recession, the alliance intends to deliver two new vessels to Baku in 2010.
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