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On this site you'll find over two thousand ships of Shell Tankers built from 1867 to ships that have not even been launched yet! As well as the ships of The Eagle Tanker Company Ltd, built between 1912 and 1959. Now the Oil- and Gas- fleet managed by Shell International Trading and Shipping Comp. London.

Besides that, over nine thousand visitors have registered themselves here, and they added themselves as member of the crew for 29.000 times. No less than 1.500 guestbook messages and 1.200 anecdotes were shared at Helderline. The 5.700 photos and images show the 2.285 ships, which are classified in 79 classes, 17 types of cargo, 308 managing companies, 399 yards and 60 countries. We even have 600 ships of which we know the current location.

I sailed in the sixties on the Abida, Vitrea, Koratia and the Kosicia.

Please enjoy your visit here and send me a comment, Kees Helder

MALAGA KNUTSEN

Completed 31-10-2022 as MALAGA KNUTSEN for Knutsen OAS. Number 3 of 24 gas-fueled LNG vessels in charter for Shell Singapore. Capacity 174.000 cubic metres of LNG.

ALICANTE KNUTSEN

Completed 30-11-2022 as ALICANTE KNUTSEN for Knutsen OAS. Number 5 of 24 gas-fueled LNG vessels in charter for Shell Singapore. Capacity 174.000 cubic metres of LNG.

EXTREMADURA KNUTSEN

Completed 30-6-2023 as EXTREMADURA KNUTSEN for Knutsen OAS. Number 10 of 24 gas-fueled LNG vessels in charter for Shell Singapore. Capacity 174.000 cubic metres of LNG.

SANTANDER KNUTSEN

Completed 16-6-2022 as SANTANDER KNUTSEN for Knutsen OAS. The first of 24 gas-fueled LNG vessels in charter for Shell Singapore. Capacity 174.000 cubic metres of LNG.

SAMUEL PROSPECT

Completed 5-2019 as SAMUEL PROSPECT for SCF Mangement. Aframax Crude oil tanker. Powered by LNG. In time charter for 10 years. 2022 renamed ALBERT.

SCF MELAMPUS

Completed 2014 as SCF MELAMPUS for SCF Management. Capacity 170.200 cubic metres of LNG. 2015-2022 long-term charter to Shell Sakhalin II project. 1922 purchased by Eastern Pacific Shipping Singapore and renamed KOOL BALTIC.

SCF MITRE

Completed 2015 as SCF MITRE for SCF Management. Capacity 170.200 cubic metres of LNG. 2015-2022 long-term charter to Shell Sakhalin II project. 1922 purchased by Eastern Pacific Shipping Singapore and renamed KOOL BOREAS.

SCF TIMMERMAN

Completed 15-1-2021 as SCF TIMMERMAN for Sovcomflot. The second gas-fueled LNG vessels in charter for Shell Singapore. Capacity 174.000 cubic metres of LNG. 1922 purchased by Eastern Pacific Shipping Singapore and renamed KOOL ORCA.

SCF BARENTS

Completed 14-9-2020 as SCF BARENTS for Sovcomflot. The first of two gas-fueled LNG vessels in charter for Shell Singapore. Capacity 174.000 cubic metres of LNG. 1922 purchased by Eastern Pacific Shipping Singapore and renamed KOOL FIRN.

Singapore’s Eastern Pacific Shipping has purchased four LNG carriers. All the vessels were on charter with Shell.

Singapore’s Eastern Pacific Shipping has purchased four LNG carriers previously owned by Russia’s Sovcomflot from Dutch ING Bank, according to shipping sources. All of the four LNG carriers EPS bought from ING are on charter with a unit of LNG giant Shell. Sister vessels SCF Mitre and SCF Melampus, both delivered by STX Offshore in 2015, have a capacity of 170,200 cbm. The two other LNG carriers include the 174,000-cbm SCF Timmerman and SCF Barents, both built by South Korea’s Hyundai Samho.

SAN CIRILO

Completed 1937 as SAN CIRILO for Eagle Oil. 21-3-1942 heavily damaged by a Japanese submarine torpedo attack south of Ceylon (Sri Lanka). She managed to reach port and was repaired. 1955 Sold to the Price Soc. per Asioni di Nav, Italy. Renamed Sportivo, 1957 converted to a bulk carrier. 1971 scrapped La Spezia.