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NEFTEGAZ 29 - IMO 8313829

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Photographer:
K. Watson [ View profile ]
Captured:
Jun 20, 2008
Title:
Neftegaz 29
Location:
Halifax, Canada
Photo Category:
Supply Ships/tug Supplies/ahts
Added:
Jun 29, 2008
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Image Resolution:
1,600 x 1,200

Description:

Polish built, Offshore Supply/Tug ,NEFTEGAZ-29 laying alongside in Wright's Cove,Bedford Basin,Halifax on June 20th 2008.
Built at Gadanska Lenina Shipyard,Gdansk,Poland in 1983 for Russia.
Sister vessels: Panuke Sea,Burin Sea and Trinity Sea operated by Secunda Marine.
Gross Tonnage: 2,737 tons. DWT 1,382 tons.
LOA 81.2 Beam 16.3 Machinery: 2 Diesel/shafts. Speed 15 knots.
Status: Laid up. Several others were rebuilt/refitted and put into service by Secunda Marine,Dartmouth,Nova Scotia. See Panuke Sea (8404525) on Shipspotting.com..
Previous Owner:Russian Federation,Murmansk,Russia.
Flag:Russia Call Sign: UUMB Status:Dead (07)
Photo © Capnken 2008.
Info update 29.06.08

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Current name:
INTREPID SEA

Former name(s):

 -  Sable Sea (Until 2002 Sep)

 -  Neftegaz 29 (Until 2000 Jun)

IMO:
8313829
Status:
Dead
Build year:
1983
Builder:
Gdansk Shipyard - Gdansk, Poland
Vessel Type:
Tug/supply Vessel
Gross tonnage:
2,737 tons
Summer DWT:
1,382 tons
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I can say that this ship isn't going anywhere anytime soon. I've been all through it and it's been thoroughly destroyed by vandals and the weather. There isn't a window left in it unscathed, the bridge electronics (what remain) are trashed, standing water in the lower portions of the main deck and upwards are seeping down and corroding everything. I won't go into the lower cargo decks due to lack of ventilation. 4 years of stagnation, hatches open to the elements, corrosion and oxidation of metals have probably made for pretty toxic air supply.

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I believe this ship was slated to be called Intrepid Sea, and would have been a near identical sister to Panuke Sea as a platform supply vessel. My guess is it was put on the back burner after Panuke Sea was rebuilt, and now with the Acadian Sea and Emerald Sea being bought and Secunda being bought by J. Ray McDermot, I seriously wonder if this will ever be completed.

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It doesn't look like she is ever gonna sail again. Is she already laid up for a long period ? :lol:

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Hello there: From what I understand several were purchased enbloc for completion/rebuilding to Western standards, Hulls are ice strengthened and are very good ships, sad lloking prime coat paint was on all ships when purchased so she is not in bad shape,in fact not used! Possibly will be finished,new owners of the firm (Secunda Marine Ltd) may, however ,have different ideas. Cheers,Ken

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