The company does not think scrubbers are a solution for meeting new IMO standards.
International ships flying ROK or Chinese flags set to benefit.
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Iceland is looking to ban the use of fuel oil with more than 0.1% sulphur content in the country’s waters.
Marubeni will be offering Sinopec’s marine fuel oil to Japanese shipowners at major Chinese ports.
There are now 163 LNG-fuelled ships in operation and a further 155 ships on order.
Ships operated by a single line emitted ten times more sulphur oxides than all of Europe’s 260 million cars in 2017.
Adopting alternative fuels will be a major challenge in reaching low-carbon shipping goals, ABS said.
In the latest wave of Cuba restrictions, the Trump administration banned cruise ship stops to the island nation.
Rivertrace: Careful consideration of washwater monitoring equipment is of vital importance.
Maersk and DB Schenker working together for more sustainable, environmentally-friendly transportation networks.
The consortium selected nine ships for research on the application of renewable methanol as a marine fuel.
