ARABIAN ENERGY

ARABIAN ENERGY (IMO: 9417490) sailing under the Curaçao flag. It has an overall length of 387 feets and a beam of 62 feets.

Vessel Identification

MMSI: 306295000 IMO: 9417490 Call Sign: PJB9 Flag: Netherlands Antilles Vessel Type: Crude Oil Tanker

Specification

Gross Tonnage: 81,278 GT Deadweight: 159,048 DWT Length Overall: 274 m Beam: 48 m Draft: 17 m Year Built: 2010

Propulsion

Engine Type: MAN B&W diesel engine Propulsion: Single screw Service Speed: 14.5 knots

Shipyard

Builder: Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI) Build Location: Ulsan, South Korea Year Delivered: 2010

Owner / Operator

Registered Owner: Arabian Energy Shipping Flag State: Curaçao (formerly Netherlands Antilles)

Operating Region

The vessel operates primarily in crude oil trade routes encompassing the Middle East Gulf, West Africa, and European import terminals, consistent with Suezmax-class tanker operational profiles serving major energy trading corridors.

Vessel Description

The vessel is a Suezmax-class crude oil tanker, designed to transit the Suez Canal at maximum capacity. With a deadweight of approximately 159,000 DWT, it sits within the upper tier of mid-size crude carriers capable of transporting large volumes of crude oil between major export terminals and refining hubs globally. Built at Hyundai Heavy Industries, one of South Korea's premier shipbuilding facilities, the vessel reflects standards common to early 2010s tanker construction, incorporating double-hull construction in compliance with MARPOL regulations. The Netherlands Antilles registration places the vessel under a jurisdiction historically associated with international energy trading entities.