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Australia ponders open-loop scrubber ban
Australia allows open-loop scrubbers but is working with local authorities to decide if it needs to change the rules
Shipping braced for a year of disruption
The expert panel brought together for the Lloyd's List 2019 Outlook Forum looked ahead to the next 12 months – they expect a weakening trade environment, amid political disruption in emerging markets and Brexit uncertainty
Shipowners should not need finance for scrubbers, says Citi's Parker
Seasoned financier argues that environmental first movers in the shipping industry will reap the rewards as societal norms are evolving
UK ports warn of ‘anxiety’ over Brexit chaos
The UK’s two biggest port lobbies warn that time running is out — and reveal European counterparts are baffled by the political state of play
Top 10 in regulation 2018
Lloyd’s List Outlook 2019: Regulation
In 2019 regulators will settle final details around the 2020 sulphur cap and try to offer greater clarity on greenhouse gas measures
IMO takes next steps on autonomous shipping regulation
Safety regulators agree a two-phase approach which will wrap up by May 2020 and will consider regulatory changes or additions
US state fines MSC for breach of ‘At-Berth’ regulation
CARB reports a significant fine for infractions of its At-Berth regulation and announces a new measure called the August 2018 Concept aimed at even more stringent air-quality targets for ships which call at the state’s ports
Eastern Pacific Shipping wins green loan for srubbers on 16 ships
The company has plans to install scrubbers in 15 bulk carriers and one container vessel
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