SeaIntel: Inadequate bunker inspections on ships
Carriers can save significant amounts of money by cutting down on the expensive and mandatory low-sulphur fuel when their ships sail through the English Channel and into the Northern European environmental zone, SECA. The risks of getting caught by authorities are not very big, and if it does happen, the size of the fines are much smaller than the savings the carriers can achieve by reducing their consumption of low-sulphur fuel.
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