Media: Lack of environmental requirements will put suppliers out of business
The IMO's decision to postpone the implementation of environmental requirements could have massive consequences for the companies that have worked to develop the proper environmental technologies, writes Danish trade magazine Ingeniøren.
BY LOUISE VOGDRUP-SCHMIDT
The IMO's decision to postpone the NOx requirements and the requirements for ballast water management won't just be a nuisance or a bump on the road. Ultimately, the decision could put the companies that have worked to develop the technologies out of business, according to an article in Danish engineering magazine Ingeniøren, which has interviewed dr. techn. Jørgen Juncher Jensen, professor at the Technical University of Denmark.
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