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Countries considering Mediterranean SECA plan

Under a proposed roadmap, Mediterranean countries could officially make a request to the IMO for the designation of a 0.1% sulphur emissions area in 2022. But the plan does not envisage a specific date when the SECA would come into force

02 Dec 2019
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Anastassios Adamopoulos @Anastassios_LL Anastassios.Adamopoulos@informa.com

Mediterranean governments will discuss a road map for a 0.1% sulphur Emission Control Area. Ships would not have to comply until at least March 2025

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Countries considering Mediterranean SECA plan

Under a proposed roadmap, Mediterranean countries could officially make a request to the IMO for the designation of a 0.1% sulphur emissions area in 2022. But the plan does not envisage a specific date when the SECA would come into force

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