HP Holmeset orders new longliner
- Written by Baird Maritime
- Published in Longlining World
Norwegian operator HP Holmeset has ordered a new longliner to replace its existing 51-metre vessel.
Designed by Ålesund-based naval architect Skipsteknisk, the longliner Geir will be 61.8 metres overall and with a 13.5-metre beam when built at Vaagland Båtbyggeri.
Featuring capacity for a 70,000-hook autoline system hauling through a moonpool, Geir will be able to produce frozen H&G and fillets, and will have a 60-tonne-per-day capacity and a 500-tonne carrying capacity.
Accommodating 22 people, Geir will have diesel-electric propulsion when she is delivered in December 2019.
Last modified onThursday, 08 March 2018 16:41
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