IBIA chairman accuses IMO of ignorance
The chairman of the International Bunker Industry Association, Jens Maul Jørgensen, believes that the IMO is declining responsibility for the poor bunker quality being delivered. Shipowners and the environment end up paying the costs.
BY TOMAS KRISTIANSEN
The IMO is quite simply disregarding facts when the organization claims that it is not responsible for ensuring that energy companies deliver high-quality bunker fuel to the shipping industry, says Jens Maul Jørgensen, chairman of the International Bunker Industry Association, IBIA, in a comment to the chairman of the IMO's Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC), Arsenio Dominguez.
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