Bimco: Russia had a point when postponing NOx rules
If Russia had not decided to oppose the NOx regulations, there might not have been any future NECA zones, says Lars Robert Pedersen, Deputy Secretary General of Bimco. "The best solution has been reached," he tells ShippingWatch.
BY KATRINE GRØNVALD RAUN
Russia had a point when the country, two years ago, opposed the then-regulations for ships' emission of nitrous oxide (NOx) in the so-called NECA zones, says Lars Robert Pedersen, Deputy Secretary General of shipping organization Bimco.
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