The IMO is moving towards ships being banned from carrying fuel with greater than 0.5% sulphur content from 2020 unless a scrubber is fitted.
News ID: 78486 Publish Date : 2018/02/12
More than 10 main seaports located in China’s three Emissions Control Areas (ECAs) along the country’s sprawling eastern coastline have implemented the 0.5% fuel sulphur cap, as part of a national effort to curb harmful emissions from ships at berth.
News ID: 76280 Publish Date : 2017/09/14
An audience of ship owners, fuel suppliers, traders and maritime technology providers attending the IBC Asia Bunkering conference in Singapore has heard about International Maritime Organization (IMO)’s latest work on low carbon shipping and air pollution control.
News ID: 75351 Publish Date : 2017/08/02
Recent study shows only 15% have strategy for incoming sulphur cap legislation
News ID: 75078 Publish Date : 2017/07/21
China's Shenzhen port is set to to adopt requirements for ships at berth requiring to burn marine fuel with sulfur content not exceeding 0.5 percent starting October this year.
News ID: 68540 Publish Date : 2016/09/04
Five shipping companies were reported for violating sulfur requirements, according to the Danish Ministry of Environment and Food.
News ID: 65981 Publish Date : 2016/06/21