Egypt expands customs handling via blockchain and goes multimodal
Following the launch of its National Single Window for Foreign Trade Facilitation (NAFEZA) last year, Egypt’s ...
Despite the recent introduction of low-sulphur regulations, the Suez Canal Authority (SCA) will continue to allow ships transiting the waterway to burn heavy fuel oil (HFO) without the need for scrubbers.
Adding to the confusion for ship managers is a ban by the SCA on the discharge of wash water – used in the open-loop scrubber process – while vessels make the passage.
In effect, this means ships with scrubbers installed must switch off the exhaust gas cleaning systems during the 12-hour ...
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