Clean Products Tankers Alliance

CPTA is an alliance between
International Seaways
and Ultranav

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CPTA is a leading clean petroleum product
tanker pool in the medium range segment,
operating mainly in the Americas

CPTA

We strive for efficient trading of our vessels, ensuring a reliable and high quality ocean transport service to our valued customers.

The Clean Products Tankers Alliance (CPTA), a world leading MR joint venture operation launched in 2014. CPTA jointly operates approximately 15 to 20 Medium Range IMO 2/3 product tankers. Trading patterns and commercial footprint have a clear focus on the Americas, establishing a niche efficient trade in the region.

CPTA is directly managed by Products Tankers Management Company (PTMC), an affiliated company of Ultranav.

 

CPTA highlights

Call to Action for Shipping Decarbonisation

We believe that shipping must and can decarbonise fully by 2050, and we are taking concrete action towards this goal. But to match the urgency of the climate crisis, we need the support of governments now. Ultranav joins the Call to Action for Shipping Decarbonisation launched by Global Maritime Forum.

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CPTA is an alliance between International Seaways, Inc. and Ultranav. Find more information on the partners login (for members only).

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Decarbonisation of the shipping industry

CPTA is committed to a cleaner future and we strive to play an active role in exceeding IMO’s mandatory targets of reducing CO2 intensity by at least 40% until 2030 and total GHG emissions by 50% until 2050.

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Part of Ultranav

CPTA is part of Ultranav, a privately owned shipping company with offices in 19 countries. Through twelve business units, we operate in five market segments: Tankers, gas, dry bulk, coastal trades, and towage & offshore. We operate a fleet of gas and chemical carriers, tankers for crude oil and clean petroleum products, bulk carriers, feeder container ships, multipurpose vessels, harbor tugs, PSVs, AHTS, pusher tugs, barges and pilot boats.

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Ultranav businesses

Ultrabulk is a dry bulk operator servicing its customers in the Panamax, Supramax, Handysize segments as well as MPP & Minibulk Services, Parcel Services and African Services.

Navigator Gas is the owner and operator of the world’s largest fleet of handysize liquefied gas carriers.

Southern Cross CT is part of Panamax International and Aframax International, both trading platforms in the Americas for dirty petroleum products in their respective segments, the two managed by Cape Tankers, also part of Ultranav.

Austral Product Tankers is part of the CPTA joint venture, a world leading MR product tanker operator.

Ultratank operates a modern fleet of chemical tankers, trading between North, Central and South America.

Horizon is a leading bulk dry cargo operator, specialized in transportation of concentrates, such as copper and zinc.

Ultranav Chile owns and operates various vessel types involved in Chilean cabotage and regional trades.

Antares Naviera is an Argentinean shipowner and operator providing cabotage services for crude oil and refined products.

Naviera Transoceánica (Navitranso) is a Peruvian ship owner and operator providing cabotage services for crude oil, refined products, LPG and chemicals.

International Shipowning owns and manages vessels chartered out to various Ultranav operating businesses, particularly in the tanker segments.

Ultratug operates offshore vessels, harbor and terminal tugs, servicing 40 ports in 7 countries in Latin America.

Wilson Sons Ultratug Offshore has one of the largest and most modern offshore support vessel fleets in Brazil. It offers maritime support to oil and gas extraction and production platforms.

CPTA

CPTA is a leading clean petroleum product tanker joint venture in the medium range segment operating mainly in the Americas. Learn more about our organization.

Ultranav

CPTA is part of Ultranav, a large and diversified group of shipping companies. Ultranav was founded in Chile in 1960 by Captain Albert von Appen.