Repeat offenders among sulfur violators in Northern Europe
A group of ship owners caught violating sulfur regulations in Northern Europe are repeat offenders, according to a large international study involving several Nordic universities and authorities.
A group of carriers have been caught violating the sulfur regulations on several occasions in Northern Europe, and those carriers' violations are often at the more serious end of the scale, concludes a new major study in the Baltic and North Sea.
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