Global sulfur requirements are now on the agenda
The 16 SECA countries set to control the emission of sulfur from ships in the new environmental zones in the North Sea and the Baltic Sea have now moved on to the next massive challenge: Global sulfur demands that will come into play in a few years.
BY KATRINE GRØNVALD RAUN
The 16 SECA nations are gearing up for the next wave of challenges regarding control of emission of sulfur from ships, i.e. the global requirements set to take effect in coming years, which bring with them a new set of issues than the ones the countries currently handle in the sulfur zones in the North Sea and the Baltic Sea that took effect in January this year.
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