Oil tanker detentions
2 detentions of oil tanker vessels by port state control. Each report covers the full VesselScore due diligence record including inspection history, ownership chain, and risk scoring.
VIRGO I (IMO 9176412) detained at Piraeus, October 2026
The 29-year-old oil products tanker VIRGO I has been detained at Piraeus, marking the vessel's first known detention in a PSC record spanning more than two decades and 29 inspections. The detention comes roughly five months after her classification with Nippon Kaiji Kyokai was suspended, a fact that fundamentally changes the risk picture for a vessel whose inspection history was otherwise remarkably clean.
ZETA I (IMO 9539676) detained at Curaçao, September 2026
Panama-flagged oil products tanker ZETA I has been detained at Curaçao on 22 September 2026 with three deficiencies, marking the vessel's first detention in a PSC record that spans eight years of inspections. The detention comes just six months after inspectors at the same port logged seven deficiencies without detaining the ship, and against the backdrop of a Bureau Veritas classification that was reinstated in late 2024 after an apparent lapse.
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