Shipowners: Isolated Danish sulfur efforts are not enough

The Danish authorities’ efforts to enforce its sulfur rules is lauded by the Danish Shipowners’ Association. More countries need to join in, says director Maria Bruun-Skipper. Global sulfur requirements worry her.
Photo: OW Bunker
Photo: OW Bunker
BY KATRINE GRØNVALD RAUN

Although Danish authorities have now truly begun making efforts to ensure its new rules for ships’ emissions of sulfur in the North Sea and the Baltic Sea are met, there is still a long way to go, the Danish shipowners believe.

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