EU: Sulfur directive can cost carriers EUR 10 billion
Sulfur regulation costs money. Scrubbers, LNG propulsion or even new ships could, according to a report presented to the EU Commission, result in costs of up to EUR 10 billion in the coming years. Find the complete report below.
BY TOMAS KRISTIANSEN
The new sulfur regulations, which the maritime industry in the SECA zone has been required to comply with since the turn of the year, could end up costing a lot of money in the coming years.
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