German sulfur survey: Almost everyone doing it right
A German survey of ships sailing in the northern part of the Elbe shows that almost all of the ships comply with the sulfur directive. As such, there was no pressing need to worry about compliance, says CEO of the German Shipowners' Association, Ralf Nagel.
BY LOUISE VOGDRUP-SCHMIDT
The German The Federal Maritime and Hydrographic Agency (Bundesamt für Seeschfiffahrt und Hydrographie) has performed a survey of sulfur emissions from ships sailing in the river Elbe in Germany - specifically on the stretch between the North Sea and Hamburg, which is also covered by the ECA requirements.
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