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22/08/2013at 14:43

Alfa Laval: DFDS scrubber decision important

The massive investments in scrubbers for an additional eight DFDS ships are greeted with applause at Alfa Laval. "Important carrier has decided on scrubbers as the future solution," the subcontractor tells ShippingWatch.
Photo: Pressefoto
Photo: Pressefoto
BY JØRGEN RUDBECK

DFDS' interim report and the carrier's announcement that it plans to invest USD 53.5 million and maybe even as much as USD 125 million in scrubbers for eight of the carrier's ships are a cause for celebration at scrubber supplier Alfa Laval.

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