M/V Autosky will test Bio-Fuel Oil on its normal route, reducing more than 6,500 metric tonnes of CO2 emissions on a well-to-wake basis.
Quarantine applies to ships that have called at 'contaminated countries'; medical checks of crew are also required to be conducted by port sanitary officers.
Analyses innovations in the wind propulsion sector and how it can enter the mainstream to realise its carbon abatement and fuel-saving potential.
Maritime ‘recognises its responsibility in helping tackle this global health issue whilst ensuring that the wheels of global trade continue to turn,’ says Secretary General.
Shortages due to VLSFO not stabilising in vessel pipes, resulting in inaccurate readings - shipowners are advised to appoint a Bunker Quantity Surveyor.
Measures extended to arriving vessels with recent travel history from mainland China, Iran, northern Italy or the Republic of Korea in the past 14 days.
Stakeholders remain in close coordination to resolve the incident as soon as possible while obeying safety rules and procedures, says Brazilian Navy.
‘Maritime has the opportunity to tackle sustainability by embracing data and developing a hub for maritime intelligence,’ says Maritime Business Development Manager.
Full scale version is an upgrade of the pre-production unit; solar panels can be installed to provide supplementary propulsive and electrical power.
Company worked closely with partners to stay compliant with regulations despite current virus outbreak.
