Shipping: Emission Possible

New Study Finds Negligible Environmental Impact From Accumulated Scrubber Wash Water In Ports

The Clean Shipping Alliance (CSA) 2020 has welcomed the preliminary results of an independent study presented by CE Delft, a research organisation in the Netherlands specialising in environmental issues, indicating that accumulated concentrations of ex…

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Low Emission Methanol Is Simple To Adopt, Offering Compliance With IMO 2020 And A Pathway To Meeting 2030 And 2050 CO2 Emission Targets

Leading figures from the Greek shipping market gathered in Athens, Greece for the third in a series of global seminars designed to educate the industry on the potential of methanol as a marine fuel. The seminar held in late May, organised by consultanc…

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IMO 2020 – Countdown to 1 January 2020 -How will the changes affect refining and shipping?

We know that the IMO’s regulations represent the biggest step change the shipping industry has ever seen and the implications will be felt throughout the value chain. But there are still a number of things we don’t know. Various options are available t…

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Influencing Skipper behaviour reduces fuel expense by up to 25% and reduce vessel emissions

To demonstrate potential cost savings for vessel/fleet owners commonly implemented in the land Fleet Management industry through use of AST’s Intelligent Remote Asset Management System (iRAMS) telemetry to monitor vessel parameters, and influence skipp…

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ABS Draws Industry and Academia Leaders to Greece to Analyze Decarbonization and Technology in Shipping

The role of technology in Shipping and the Journey to IMO 2050 were debated at an ABS event which included leaders from the Union of Greek Shipowners (UGS), the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Chevron Shipping Company and Clarkson Research…

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