
This week maybe perhaps already Monday or Tuesday the International Maritime Organization (IMO) will decide if global sulfur requirements for the shipping industry should be implemented by 2020 or 2025.
The decision is highly anticipated and the various stakeholders have done everything in their power to influence the outcome of the decision to be made by the IMO Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC) at IMO headquarters in London. This decision is crucial for the environment and global public health, and it is not least a decision which involves investments totaling billions for shipowners as well as the opportunity for major sales at scrubber manufacturers.
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