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Scrubber lobby lashes out at European Commission criticism over open-loop scrubbers
Scrubber lobbying group the Clean Shipping Alliance has doubled down on its arguments against the European Commission, saying that it is ‘needlessly creating baseless concerns’ about the technology
IMO calls for more pollution research on open-loop scrubbers
Most countries agree that more studies on the contentious technology are needed, but some delegations have decried what they argue is ‘unfortunate’ timing
Panama-backed study adds to open-loop scrubbers concern
MIT researchers raise concern over scrubbers’ efficiency at removing particulates in review of previous studies
‘Smarter’ ports can help cut emissions
Better communication through new technologies can help ports meet GHG targets, says IMO
Clock is ticking towards sulphur cap, IMO head warns
Lim also warns regulators that there may be increased risk of HFO spills in the Arctic
Japan rejects ban on open-loop scrubbers
A recent study undertaken in Japan has found that open-loop scrubbers had what was deemed no ‘unacceptable’ effect on the ocean or its organisms
The Interview: Anastasios Papagiannopoulos
Low-sulphur fuel volume transparency is not possible, says ExxonMobil
Bunker fuels and scrubber demand dominate conference discussions as scrubber lobby group Clean Shipping Alliance 2020 hits back over open-loop ‘bad press’
Scrubbers will save Scorpio up to $125m annually
At an assumed $200 to $250 fuel oil price spread, the company should be able to quickly recover the $1.5m to $2.5m per unit cost of its scrubbers
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