Maritime Authority: Sulfur cheating not as serious as projected
"We are positively surprised," says the Danish Maritime Authority six months after the international sulfur directive was implemented.
BY LOUISE VOGDRUP-SCHMIDT
Six months have passed since the regulations for sulfur emissions in North Europe and North America came into force - and the Danish Maritime Authority is able to look back on this period with a certain sense of relief and satisfaction.
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