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Wärtsilä driven by equipment sales in third quarter as scrubber demand rises
Current order book for 2018 made up mainly of equipment deliveries
US steps in to back experience-building phase after 2020
Data-gathering proposal by the biggest flag states and shipping associations handed huge boost as US throws its weight behind an experience building phase
IMO agrees next step in greenhouse gas strategy
The IMO has approved a programme to develop GHG reduction measures until 2023 under a three-pronged approach
ENN orders LNG bunkers ship at Dalian Shipbuilding
Deal comes two months after government in Beijing made a proposal to promote the use of liquefied natural gas as marine fuel and to establish LNG bunkering centres in China
IMO needs to prove it can be trusted over 2020, says Lim
IMO secretary-general Kitack Lim acknowledges sulphur cap safety concerns but warns the challenge is consistent implementation of the rules
The Lloyd’s List Podcast: What’s shaping shipping’s political agenda and how to plug the finance gap
Listen to the latest edition of Lloyd’s List’s weekly podcast — your weekly briefing on the stories shaping shipping in the week ahead
Four questions for MEPC 73
Next week’s environmental negotiations by the International Maritime Organization should make significant progress on the 2020 sulphur cap but not on greenhouse gas emissions
IMO agrees emissions measures, but balks at 2023 target
IMO negotiators agree on how to develop short term GHG emissions measures but have refrained from explicitly committing to reduction before 2023
South Asia claims 70% of scrapping market in the third quarter
Bangladesh led the major shipbreaking nations with 35 recycling projects in the quarter, while China scrapped just one ship, according to Brussels-based NGO Shipbreaking Platform
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