Reposted from Marine Link. Michelle Howard, Wednesday, June 01, 2016 — The Exhaust Gas Cleaning Systems Association (EGCSA) has raised concerns regarding the possible delay to the adoption of a global limit on fuel oil sulphur emissions, which is to be considered by the International Maritime Organization (IMO) in October 2016. The […]
Operation of the CR Ocean Engineering Marine Scrubber. New low-sulphur emissions regulations present formidable challenges for ship owners, both now and in the future. CR Ocean Engineering’s exhaust cleaning systems offer an alternative to low-sulphur fuels at a fraction of the cost. Our scrubber systems are custom engineering to continuously […]
CR Ocean Engineering COO Nick Confuorto speaks at the 2016 Green4Sea Conference on Environmental Excellence & Sustainable Shipping, April 6, 2016, Athens. Download our brochure Contact Nick
CR Ocean Engineering is proud to announce that we’ve been included in the shortlist for the Lloyd’s List North American Maritime Awards 2016. Under the category “Innovation”, CROE is one of 18 other companies selected by a panel of highly respected judges which spent hours pouring over the entries for the Lloyd’s […]
CR Ocean Engineering provided Stena RoRo AB with two open-loop scrubbers for MV Forerunner cargo ship. Scrubber (MS1) is installed on Main Engine 1 (Port Side) Scrubber (MS2) is installed on Main Engine 4 (Starboard Side). Below, the letter stating compliance with MARPOL Annex VI emissions regulations.
CR Ocean Engineering Scrubbers are playing a key role in Royal Caribbean Cruises environmental strategy to reduce bout air and water emissions and thus meet MARPOL compliance, according to Cruise Industry News. The company has launched a 19-ship retrofit program that includes CR Ocean Engineering as one of its suppliers. “We wanted to […]
This note in Ship and Bunker eases concerns that the January lifting of Iran sanctions will mean cheap oil as the oil producing nation seeks to recoup from losses stemming from the sanctions. Excerpts: “Iran may have returned to the international oil stage, but cheap deals are not to be had […]
Violating emissions regulations is a serious offense with heavy consequences. Maritime Executive reports that the California has fined the China Navigation Company $129,500 for failure to switch its engines over from heavy fuel oil to low-sulfur fuel while sailing close to the California coast, as required by state law. On December […]
Republished from January 2016 issue of Inside Marine. Gas scrubbers are a shipper’s frontline ‘Green’ defence at a time when violators of shipping emission control laws face increasing legal action. It’s a speciality in which US based CR Ocean Engineering is delivering state-of-the-art equipment with a strong client-need focus. “Providing the […]
CROE at OP Focus. CR Ocean Engineering is both a sponsor and a presenter a the OP Focus Fuelling Operations, a one-day event February 9 in London. The conference, according to the event’s website, offers Full insight into fuelling your operations in 2016 and beyond in a high impact one day […]
Esko Marine, based in Istanbul, Turkey, joins the CR Ocean Engineering partnership.
When it comes to exhaust gas cleaning systems, CR Ocean Engineering is increasingly trusted by the world’s leading shipping companies, cruise liners, oil rigs and cranes to help them meet their emissions challenges by way of marine exhaust gas scrubbers to help them achieve the 0.1% Sulfur equivalency as required by MARPOL […]
Switching fuel for MARPOL Compliance. The “Kuala Lumpur Express”, a 8,750-TEU Hapa-Lloyd fleet vessel operating between Northern Europe and the US East Coast, like many vessels sailing on the maritime areas known as ECAs, switches to low sulphur Marine Diesel Oil to achieve MARPOL compliance. She repeats this process four times per tour, […]
CROE Marine Exhaust Gas Scrubbers in special issue of Maritime Reporter and Engineering News. No. 12, Volume 77, December 2015. Maritime Reporter Dec2015 CROE article. Click to download Under the strict, new emissions requirements that went into effect on January 1, 2105 as part of MARPOL Annex VI regulations, vessels sailing […]
As 2015 comes to a close and we welcome the New Year, I’d like to take this opportunity to thank all those who’ve trusted CR Ocean Engineering in meeting their emissions compliance needs. At CR Ocean Engineering we understand the difficulties of choosing the right partner for a mission-critical aspect of […]
CR Ocean Engineering is proud to participate in the World Maritime Technology Conference (WMTC), November 3-7 at the Rhode Island Convention & Omni Hotel, in Providence. This worldwide gathering of maritime engineers and architects is a great venue to exchange ideas and discuss the technologies shaping the maritime industry. It is a great place to discuss our […]
Marine Exhaust Gas Scrubbers for MARPOL Compliance.This Infographic presents a comprehensive explanation of the challenges of MARPOL compliance, with the new fuel emissions regulations in effect since January 1, 2015. Vessels sailing in the North Sea/Baltic and North American/Canada Caribbean Emissions Control Areas or ECAs face two choices. The substantially […]
As a service to our customers, shipowners and anyone interested in the topic of emissions in the shipping industry, we post here “Exhaust Emission Abatement” , from the the American Bureau of Shipping — a comprehensive guide to marine exhaust gas scrubers, published in 2013. Marine exhaust gas scrubbers are the cost-efficient […]
