FSU TENAGA EMPAT

FSU TENAGA EMPAT (IMO: 7428433) is a Tanker vessel sailing under the Malaysia flag. It has an overall length of 919 feets and a beam of 138 feets.

FSU TENAGA EMPAT

Vessel Identification

• MMSI: 533192000
• IMO: 7428433
• Call Sign: 9MUG
• Vessel Type: Floating Storage Unit (FSU)
• Flag State: Malaysia
• Flag Code: 533

Specifications

• Gross Tonnage: 96,675 GT
• Deadweight: 170,636 DWT
• Length Overall: 310 m
• Beam: 50 m
• Draught: 20.5 m
• Hull Type: Single Hull
• Vessel Class: Tanker - Oil/Chemical

Shipyard

• Build Year: 1977
• Vessel Age: Built in 1977 (originally constructed as a VLCC crude oil tanker)

Owner / Operator

• Registered Owner: Tenaga Empat Sdn Bhd
• Operator: PETRONAS (Petroliam Nasional Berhad)
• Country of Domicile: Malaysia

Operating Region

• Primary Region: Southeast Asia
• Operational Area: Malaysian waters, offshore peninsular Malaysia
• Specific Location: Deployed as a static floating storage unit in support of PETRONAS upstream operations offshore Malaysia

Vessel Description

FSU TENAGA EMPAT is a converted Very Large Crude Carrier (VLCC) originally built in 1977 and subsequently converted into a Floating Storage Unit for deployment in Malaysian offshore waters. Operating under the Malaysian flag and managed within the PETRONAS group of companies, the vessel serves as a fixed offshore storage asset rather than an active trading tanker. As an FSU, the vessel remains moored at a designated offshore location and is used for the temporary storage of crude oil produced from nearby offshore fields. The vessel's single-hull construction reflects the building standards of the era in which it was constructed. Its considerable deadweight capacity of over 170,000 DWT makes it well suited for large-volume crude oil storage operations in support of upstream petroleum production activities.