Star Bulk secures USD 70 million to buy scrubbers and install them on board vessels.
IPCC: Limiting global warming to 1.5°C would require rapid, far-reaching and unprecedented changes.
The document submitted MEPC 73 does not seek a delay to the implementation date of the 2020 sulphur cap.
Hapag-Lloyd has developed its own marine fuel recovery mechanism ahead of 2020.
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OPEC expects a significant level of non-compliance with the 2020 sulphur cap.
Scrubbers supporters join forces to support the uptake of the technology ahead of the 2020 Sulphur Cap.
Scorpio to retrofit ‘substantial majority’ of its ships with scrubbers ahead of 2020.
A set of best practices developed to reduce the volume of counterfeits shipped around the globe.
Wood Mackenzie estimates that scrubbers will be installed on less than 1 pct of the bulker fleet in 2020.
Norwegian Maritime Authority to use drones in ship inspections as of 2019.
The global maritime community celebrates today the World Maritime Day.
ECSA is asking for more capacity to be added to the list of approved ship recycling facilities.
The use of scrubbers will not last for more than ten years, Dragos Rauta, Technical Director at Intertanko, believes.
