Greece-based owner Navios Maritime Partners L.P. has taken delivery of the Nave Amaryllis, a 2026-built Aframax/LR2 product tanker with a capacity of 116,934 dwt.
The vessel has been delivered with future-fuel flexibility in mind, being LNG-ready and methanol-ready, as well as Alternative Maritime Power (AMP)-ready for shore power connectivity.
Navios said the tanker is equipped with Framo cargo pumping systems and incorporates the latest energy-efficient and safety-focused design features, aimed at improving operational performance.
The company added that the vessel will support its ongoing decarbonisation strategy, with design enhancements intended to optimise fuel efficiency and reduce emissions intensity over its operating life.
The delivery forms part of Navios Partners’ broader fleet renewal programme, as shipowners increasingly opt for fuel-flexible tonnage to manage regulatory uncertainty and future compliance requirements.
