Regulating grey water – a necessity

Futher articles in this issue:

• European alliance awarded almost EUR 25 million for smart port research
• Upgrading wastewater treatment for operation in special areas
• Scandlines reports improved speed and power performance
• New regulations and guidelines accommodate “green” future of shipping
• A flexible sensor unit for continuous emissions monitoring
• Air lubrication cuts fuel burn
• RoPax ferry gets longer and greener
• Deck-mounted LNG tanks open up new retrofit market
• Japanese partners plan wind power for Capesize bulkers
• Joint development of ESS
• Combined wind-solar power systems awarded AiP
• Major scope for emission cuts
• Chinese fuel cell awarded type approval
• Biofuels comparison initiative
• Heavyweight partners to develop ammonia-powered gas carrier
• Methanol fuel cell system to undergo tests in Denmark
• European logistics operator flies flag for biofuels
• What will the shipping industry look like in 2050?
• Methanol’s potential for greener shipping
• Nice to have, but not enough
• Governments commit to ambitious zero-emissions drive
• A “green” option for tank degassing
• Classification society launches digital EEXI tool
• New efficiency standard for existing fleet
• Further shipping GHG emission reduction measures adopted

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