The Stolt NYK Asia Pacific Services (SNAPS) pool has expanded with the addition of a chemical tanker from Singapore-headquartered SU Navigation. The 2023-built, 12,555 dwt Sun Mercury is the latest vessel to join the pool. Stolt Tankers said that the agreement for the vessel to join demonstrated the strategy of pursuing asset-light fleet growth and enhancing both operational efficiency and profitability. The vessel entered the SNAPS pool in early September and, according to Stolt Tankers, adheres to strong environmental and safety standards in line with the pool’s broader sustainability ambition to reduce its carbon intensity by 50% relative to the 2008 baseline. “By adding tonnage from SU Navigation, a top-tier platform, Stolt Tankers reinforces its commitment to delivering superior value in a competitive market,” said Maren Schroeder, president of Stolt Tankers. googletag.cmd.push(function() { googletag.display('div-gpt-ad-1_95_0_1_2'); }); TagsJapan Netherlands Singapore