Synergy Marine Group has welcomed the 115,000 DWT-class aframax tanker PUSAKA JAYA into its fleet. Built in 2026 by Tsuneishi Shipbuilding in Hiroshima, the vessel features significant design improvements that increase cargo capacity by approximately 7,000 tonnes compared to its 2018 sister series, while maintaining similar principal dimensions. These enhancements include structural weight savings, a more hydrodynamic hull form, optimized
cargo space utilization, and fuel-saving technologies such as the MT-FAST system. MT-FAST employs fins ahead of the propeller to recover energy lost from rotational flow, reducing engine power requirements at comparable service speeds and supporting compliance with the Energy Efficiency Design Index (EEDI). The PUSAKA JAYA is managed under Synergy Pacific's Document of Compliance and is expected to perform critical roles in crude oil transportation on routes and ports where larger tankers face restrictions. Synergy Marine acknowledged the shipboard team led by Captain Sukhjinderbir Singh and Chief Engineer Pardeep Singh, wishing them safe voyages and long service. This addition reflects ongoing advancements in aframax tanker design, balancing increased cargo capacity with improved fuel efficiency within existing vessel footprints.
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