On April 18, 2025, the 77,000-DWT multipurpose pulp carrier "GREEN SEPETIBA" which plan approved and newbuliding surveyed by China Classification Society (CCS), was successfully named and delivered. Mr. Zhang Hui, the General Manager of CCS Dalian Branch attended the naming ceremony.  

The "GREEN SEPETIBA" is the 10th and also a last  vessel in series of 77,000DWTmultipurpose pulp carriers constructed by Dalian COSCO Shipping Heavy Industry Co., Ltd. and surveyed by CCS Dalian Branch for the BoCom(the Bank of Communications Financial Leasing Co.,Ltd)Leasing project.

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The vessel has an overall length of 225 meters, a beam of 32.26 meters, a depth of 21 meters, and a structural draft of 14.5 meters, with a speed of 15 knots and a range of 25,000 nautical miles. The optimized cargo hold layout features eight compartments, allowing for more economical and flexible loading of various goods. The holds are also equipped with COSCO Shipping Specialized Carriers' self-developed "foldable dedicated frames for commercial vehicles" and a "one-to-one" temperature monitoring and warning system for new energy vehicles, supporting the large-scale export of domestic new energy vehicles.  

The vessel's main and auxiliary engines are equipped with SCR and EGCS systems, meeting Tier III NOx emission requirements and obtaining the SOx emission control notation SEC(EGCS). The design complies with the ‘CCS Green Ecological Ship Code’ and the ‘CCS Intelligent Ship Code’, with an Energy Efficiency Design Index (EEDI) far exceeding the International Maritime Organization's Phase III requirements. It has been awarded the CCS green ecological ship notations G-EP and G-ECO. The successful completion of the BoCom Leasing series of ten 77,000DWTmultipurpose pulp carriers marks an important practice for CCS in participating in China's high-end shipbuilding, promoting green shipping development, and driving innovation-led productivity growth, adding new momentum to building a world-class pulp carrier fleet.  

To date, CCS Dalian Branch has successfully completed the job of several series of multipurpose pulp carriers including 20 vessels of the 62,000DWT, 5 vessels of the 68,000DWT and 17 vessels of the 77,000DWT plan approval and new-building. This has accumulated rich experience, facilitated technological upgrades, and laid a solid foundation for the upcoming plan approval and new-building ship survey of the 77,000DWT and 84,500DWTseries of multipurpose pulp carriers.