Complete Maritime Profile & Reviews of Nave-Quasar

In a significant milestone for Texas City's maritime landscape, the Nave Quasar, a supertanker capable of transporting an impressive 2 million barrels of crude oil, docked at one of its jetties for the very first time. This landmark event occurred on Friday morning at the Gulf of Mexico terminal, highlighting the increasing momentum behind U.S. oil production and the corresponding push for export opportunities. The Nave Quasar, classified as a Very Large Crude Carrier (VLCC), made headlines as it signaled its arrival, showcasing the growing role of Texas ports in the global oil supply chain.

Hebei Ocean Shipping Co (Hosco) has finalized the sale of two very large crude carriers (VLCCs), namely Peace China and Grand China, to distinguished Greek shipowners. Each vessel was sold for an impressive $109 million. Both ships were constructed at the renowned Dalian Shipbuilding Industry, with Peace China launched in 2010 and Grand China in 2011. This transaction marks the continuation of Hosco's strategic divestment, having sold three VLCCs and one Suezmax tanker since October of the previous year.