Indonesia to enforce sulfur regulations after all
Indonesia has decided to not exempt its ships from the upcoming sulfur requirements, the country's transport ministry says. Environmental alliance still fears resistance from countries, however, and appeals to banks and investors.
It caused quite a stir when Indonesia's Ministry of Transportation announced in early August that it would allow Indonesian ships to sail on fuel containing up to 3.5 percent sulfur in the country's waters after 2020 – even if the vessels are not equipped with scrubbers.
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