Miena Desgagnés
Miena Desgagnes was constructed in 2017 by Jiangzhou Union Shipbuilding of Ruichang, China as Jan. She is 482′ 04″ long, 71′ 10″ wide, and 37′ 01″ deep, capable of carrying 11,492 tons, and equipped with a pair of 250 metric ton deck cranes. She is powered by a single MAN 5G45ME-C9.5 diesel engine, producing 6,433 BHP.
In 2018, she was acquired by the Groupe Desgagnes subsidiary Transport Desgagnes, and renamed Miena Desgagnes. She continues to serve them in the Seaway general cargo trades.
Written by Brendan Falkowski
Miena Desgagnés (2017-Present)
Miena Desgagnes. [Ronald J. Dole]
Wind cargo being discharged from the Miena Desgagnes, June 14th, 2022, at the Duluth Cargo Connect facilities.
A beautiful Duluth sunrise colors the sky above and water below the docked Presque Isle and Miena Desgagnés. David Schauer, June 15
Deck cranes raised on the deck of Miena Desgagnés as wind turbine parts are offloaded from below deck. Rich Pederson, June 14
Jan (2017-18)
Vessel Details
| IMO No. | 9700380 |
| Year Built | 2017 |
| Builder | Jiangzhou Union Shipbuilding (Ruichang, China) |
| Length | 482’4″ / 147.01m |
| Beam | 74’10” / 22.81m |
| Depth | 37’1″ / 11.3m |
| Midsummer Draft | 26’7″ / 8.1m |
| Deck Cranes | 2 @ 150 metric tons each |
| Capacity | 11,492 tons |
| Engine Power | 6,437 bhp diesel |
| Previous Names | Jan (2017-18) |
| Previous Fleets | BBC Chartering (2017-18) |