Oil Tanker

An oil tanker is a large ship designed specifically to transport crude oil or petroleum products across oceans and seas. They are built with massive tanks that hold the liquid cargo securely and safely, often involving complex systems to load, unload, and maintain the oil during transit. These ships come in various sizes, from smaller coastal tankers to enormous supertankers capable of carrying millions of barrels. Oil tankers play a crucial role in global energy supply, connecting oil-producing regions with countries that consume petroleum, while adhering to safety and environmental standards to prevent spills and accidents.