IUMI: Low-sulfur fuel could increase engine damage
Damage to the engines on vessels represents a big item for marine insurers, and with new requirements for fuel and sulfur emissions, numbers could increase, projects the International Union of Marine Insurance, IUMI.
BY KATRINE GRØNVALD RAUN
Defect ship engines are one of the damages which the insurance companies experience the most. And there could be more going forward, according to the International Union of Marine Insurance, IUMI, which highlights the problem in a report from the beginning of December.
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