13 LMM V I S I O N ISSUE 19 | Q4 2024 FLEET NEWS Successful first discharge at Revithoussa LNG terminal On 11th of December 2024, LNG/c HELLAS ATHINA successfully completed her discharging operation at Revithoussa LNG terminal. This has been the first LNG/c of the Company to call, after a worldwide trading, performing numerous loading / discarding and STS operations, over the past four (4) years. The Revithoussa LNG terminal is a key infrastructure facility for natural gas imports in Greece, located on the small island of Revithoussa in the Megara Gulf, near the Greek mainland. It is operated by #DESFA (Hellenic Gas Transmission System Operator), a company responsible for the transmission and storage of natural gas in Greece. The terminal was first commissioned in 2000 to serve as Greece’s primary LNG import facility. Over time, it has undergone several phases of expansion to meet growing demand. Since 2018, the terminal’s capacity has been enhanced with a third LNG storage tank, enabling the terminal to accommodate larger LNG shipments (up to Q-max LNG carriers), boosting its regasification capacity. In general, within 2024 we have sold 3 vessels in total, as King Gregory and Lady Malou were also sold in March and May of this year respectively. And 3 more vessel sales took place by the end of 2024 (Hellas Apollo / Fos Da Vinci / Fos Picasso) in an effort to renew our fleet by selling some of the older vessels. Fleet updates We are thrilled to announce a significant milestone for Marla Dry Bulk Shipmanagement INC and our dedicated crew aboard M/V Marla Royalty. In December, the vessel successfully achieved the Qualship 21 certification from the United States Coast Guard (USCG). This prestigious recognition highlights our commitment to safety, environmental stewardship and operational excellence in the maritime industry. We would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to all team members who contributed to this achievement. Achievements: Qualship 21 Certification Earlier this year we had the kick-off of the construction of four (4) 87k LPG Carriers. The vessels are being built in Ulsan, South Korea, at Hyundai Heavy Industries shipyard.
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