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Fancy two years in Singapore jail? Just use the wrong ship fuel

Shipowners and captains who violate the upcoming global sulfur regulations in Singapore waters could face prison sentences of up to two years, says the country's Maritime and Port Authority.
Photo: Bloomberg
Photo: Bloomberg
BY SAKET SUNDRIA AND ANN KOH, BLOOMBERG

Singapore has a message for shipping companies considering cheating on rules starting next year to combat pollution to save a few dollars on their fuel bills: don't.

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