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Wilhelmsen insights |
China: Hunger for Cleaner Energy
driven up the production of natural gas vehicles in the past 2 years. There has been an estimated 200,000 LNG power trucks on Chinese roads in 2018, up from 96,000 in 2016. According to a study undertaken in 2016 by the Shenzhen’s clean energy transportation
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Trade Wars, US –vs- China: What does it mean for LNG
Russia, Australia and Qatar for market share in China, the world’s biggest gas buyer. Throughout 2017, US officials were courting Chinese companies to invest in new export projects. The tariffs imposed by both countries signal how much pain the two presidents
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Wilhelmsen insights |
FSRUs: Not a passing phase anymore!
poised to continue as that basin has the largest gains in both supply and demand when measured by region. Continued growth in Chinese and Indian demand, as well as Australian production, will cement the importance of this trade route. Trade between the Middle
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Considerations for scrubber retrofitting
Hybrid Type Suitable for long voyages Suitable for both long and short voyages Short stay at ports Uses open loop mode at sea and closed loop mode in ECA Zones and in ports Less time in ECA Zones More time in ECA Zones Restricted installation space More structural
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Ballast Water Management Enters into Force: Are you well prepared?
vessels threatening the marine life by releasing alien species into local waters. The act of discharging waters into destination ports has lead to the introduction of different marine species in local waters that could hurt the ecosystem. The ballast and de-ballast
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Wilhelmsen Ship Management becomes a member of the Sustainable Shipping Initiative
– a more sustainable maritime industry. Spanning the entire shipping value chain, SSI members are shipowners and charterers; ports; shipyards, marine product, equipment and service providers; banks, ship finance and insurance providers; classification societies;
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European Emissions Trading System (EU ETS) Management
industry's emissions. The EU MRV regulation mandates ships over 5,000 gross tons to report CO2 emissions to and from EU and EEA ports, serving as the basis for the industry's integration into the EU Emissions Trading System (ETS) starting January 1, 2024. How