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Deutsche Bank eyes benefits to Star Bulk's large scrubber investment

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Dry bulk shipping company Star Bulk has ordered scrubbers for more than 20 of its ships and is well positioned for the upcoming global sulfur directive says Deutsche Bank. But not all shipping companies have the same advantage.

Photo: Star Bulk Carriers

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