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Prudential Shipping by Mendis One, Pace Marine, India join to commence STS Operations at HIP

by Kalpana Pandey
October 23, 2023
in News, Asia, Ports & Terminals
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In the complex world of maritime commerce, the efficiency of port operations plays a pivotal role in global trade and the introduction of Ship-to-Ship (STS) transfer operations at the HIP marks a significant milestone in the Group’s journey. By expanding its operational capabilities, the MendisOne Group stands true to its vision of the Growth and Development of Sri Lankan businesses across borders. STS transfer operations involve the direct transfer of cargo, such as oil, liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), liquefied natural gas (LNG), and other bulk commodities, between two seafaring vessels.

This operation has gained traction due to its potential to optimize port resources, reduce congestion, and minimize transportation costs. Unlike traditional port loading and unloading, STS operations offer a more flexible and efficient alternative, enabling vessels to exchange goods without the need to enter a port. As such, STS operations can be especially advantageous for large vessels that may struggle to navigate small or congested ports.

The Hambantota International port’s strategic location along major shipping routes makes it an ideal candidate for STS activities. By enabling direct vessel-to-vessel cargo transfers, the Hambantota International Port can attract more shipping traffic, bolster its revenue streams, and contribute significantly to the economic development of the region.

STS operations require specialized equipment, highly skilled personnel, and adherence to stringent safety and environmental IMO regulations. Prudential Shipping brings with it a plethora of assets to cater to the distinctive requirements of the venture.

This includes a series of pneumatic fenders, flexible hoses, state-of-the-art fibre ropes, SS adaptors, wire slings, and a 17T bow shackle. Together with this, rigorous planning, communication, and coordination are guaranteed by Prudential Shipping to ensure smooth cargo transfer and minimal risks.

Prudential Shipping is part of the MendisOne Group of Companies, which recently commemorated 25 years of business excellence serving an international cohort of stakeholders.

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