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ENERGY DETERMINATION - IMO 7360514

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Photographer:
Holger Jaschob [ View profile ]
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Jun 21, 2008
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Image Resolution:
489 x 495

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One of my older scanned shots taken with a non digital camera in 1976.
Vessel berthed at Steubenhöft in Cuxhaven, Germany. Built by Bremer Vulkan, Bremen.
Any information of her later life is highly appreciated.

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Former name(s):

 -  Energy Revolution (Until 1976 Oct)

Vessel Type:
Crude Oil Tanker
Gross tonnage:
153,479 tons
Summer DWT:
321,186 tons

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Going through old photographs I found some pictures of this ship. At the time I sailed with SHELL tankers and we had to anker close to the spot where it rested after the explosion. With some people we made a small trip with one of the laungeboats and I made these pictures.
I just uploaded them (succesfully it said), hopefully soon to be seen on this page.

Best regards,
Pieter Baan Müller (NL)

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This is the only example on the site.
Therefore until a better one is uploaded it must stay.

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regards
Derek

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To Holger.

Energy Determination ( 321.000 dwt. ) did not have much of a later life.

On 5th November 1979 she left Bonaire ( Netherlandse Antilles ) in ballast, for Das Island in the Persian Gulf. When travelling through the Strait of Hormuz, on 13th December 1979, she was ripped open by a very violent explosion in a tank on her starboard side.

The tanker was towed to a safe position, away from the shipping lanes. However, the fiercely burning tanker began to list and the superstructure collapsed. A few days later - on 15th December - she broke in two. The stern section containing the engine room and the accomodation sank, the forward section was towed to a position off Dubai, where it remained anchored for more than two years.

Finally, on 1st March 1982, she left Dubai, in tow, to be broken up in South Korea.

Kind regards
Jesper

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