Finland provides state subsidies for scrubber investments
Finnish shipowners receive USD 40 million in state subsidies from the country's government for installing scrubbers on their ships.
BY OLE ANDERSEN
The Finnish government has earmarked USD 40 million in state subsidies for a series of shipping companies that, like DFDS and others, plan to install exhaust cleaning systems, so-called scrubbers, on their ships in light of the future sulfur requirements for fuel in areas including the Baltic Sea (the ECA zone).
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