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Turkish group acquires oil tanker for power generating ships in Karachi port

Turkish group acquires oil tanker for power generating ships in Karachi port

Owners of the two Turkish power ships, which are providing 232MW of electricity to the national grid from Ibrahim Hyderi Jetty, have acquired an oil tanker
Thursday, 14.Jul.2011, 09:16 (GMT+3)

Owners of the two Turkish power ships, which are providing 232MW of electricity to the national grid from Ibrahim Hyderi Jetty, have acquired an oil tanker to ensure smooth supply of furnace oil for power generation, The News reports. Karadeniz Group the owner of Kaya Bey and Ali Can Bey have acquired oil tanker Enis Bey to carry furnace oil from Port Qasim and Karachi Port Trust to the power ships, said Asad Mehmood, Project Manager Karkey. Karkey Karadeniz Elektrik Uretim A.S. is the first foreign company to bring in a ship of this size and run it under Pakistani Flag through its subsidiary company in Pakistan, Karpak Private Limited, Mehmood said. The oil tanker has safely anchored at Karachi Port Trust mooring on Sunday at 2 pm for change of flag.

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