J. Lauritzen: MAN case has strained us to our limits
The vast amount of work brought on by engine breakdowns, caused by MAN Diesel & Turbo's lubrication system, was a big ordeal for J. Lauritzen, the carrier's head of gas tanker tells ShippingWatch. He is relieved by the court ruling.
Five years of troubleshooting and documentation have come to an end for J. Lauritzen. For now. The Danish Maritime and Commercial High Court ruled in favor of the carrier, stating that the lubrication system Alpha Lube from engine manufacturer MAN Diesel & Turbo did not function properly and, consequentially, caused various engine breakdowns on seven of J. Lauritzen's gas tankers.
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