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News / IMO prepares to ban ships carrying HFO and has another look at scrubbers

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The IMO’s sub-committee on pollution prevention and response (PPR) will this week finalise details of the ban from 1 March on the carriage of HFO (heavy fuel oil) on ships not fitted with scrubbers.

The agenda for the London meeting also includes scope for further work ...

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