Maersk backs fuel ban in sulfur debate
Maersk would welcome a ban on fuel which does not meet the low-sulfur content requirements. This is a simple way of ensuring effective enforcement of the rules, says the head of fleet technology at Maersk Line to ShippingWatch.
Maersk Line supports banning vessels from sailing with fuel, which exceeds the 0.5-percent global sulfur limit, set to take force from Jan. 1, 2020, says Ole Graa Jakobsen, Head of Fleet Technology at Maersk Line, to ShippingWatch.
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