Reviews & Ratings for the Annette-Essberger

On March 25, 2019, at 10 a.m., the chemical tanker "Annette Essberger" experienced a critical engine failure while navigating the Gulf of St. Lawrence, near the picturesque Anticosti Islands in Quebec. Positioned at coordinates 49°12'18" N and 63°40'00" W, the ship was rendered adrift, prompting the crew to initiate emergency repairs while floating. After addressing the technical issues, the vessel successfully resumed its journey, setting its sights on Montreal with a projected arrival time of March 27 at 3 a.m.

On February 8, 2019, the vessel 'Annette Essberger,' manned by a crew of 15, experienced an engine failure approximately six nautical miles off Spurn Point, at coordinates 53 32.30 N, 000 17.20 E. The situation prompted the owner company to request assistance from the tug 'Svitzer Laura' specifically for docking maneuvers. At the time of the incident, the 'Annette Essberger' was transporting 5,400 metric tonnes of methanol. The crew swiftly diagnosed the issue as a faulty deflector. Following successful repairs, the vessel resumed normal operations and safely berthed in Kingston upon Hull at 10 p.m.

In a significant transaction, a notable maritime vessel has been sold for an impressive $35 million to clients represented by Borealis. This sale highlights the ongoing activity in the maritime industry and the continued investment interest from private entities. Further details surrounding the vessel and its new ownership are expected to emerge in the coming weeks.