Thursday, 30 November 2006
Susanna Hannula, Oskar Levander, and Tuomas Sipilä, Wärtsilä Corp. Finland
Marine Technology, Ship Power, Wärtsilä Corporation
The shipping business is facing new challenges as environmental concerns focus on carrier and tanker emissions.
Since onshore industries have been able to cut certain emissions, the share of pollutants contributed by ships and aircraft has grown proportionally to become a significant part of the total.
The shipping industry, therefore, needs to look at new ways of reducing the environmental impact from ships.
Marine Technology, Ship Power, Wärtsilä Corporation
The shipping business is facing new challenges as environmental concerns focus on carrier and tanker emissions.
Since onshore industries have been able to cut certain emissions, the share of pollutants contributed by ships and aircraft has grown proportionally to become a significant part of the total.
The shipping industry, therefore, needs to look at new ways of reducing the environmental impact from ships.
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