Nick Confuorto, Chief Operating Officer of CR Ocean Engineering, will head the firm’s participation at this year’s Shipping Insight Conference, the maritime industry’s premier technology forum and networking event, to be held October 11-14 in Stamford, Connecticut. Please drop by booth 115 (exhibitor’s map here). Mr. Confuorto, and other professionals from the […]
The September 15, 2015 issue of Marine Link’s Maritime Reporter and Engineering news published an extensive article by CR Ocean Engineering’s Chief Operating Office Nicholas Confuorto discussing the merits of marine exhaust gas scrubbers, as a means of achieving MARPOL Compliance. Exhaust gas scrubbers are now installed in some 300 vessels […]
Excerpt from the “The price of sulphur reductions in the Baltic Sea and North Sea shipping”, where Jukka-Pekka Jalkanen, Juha Kalli and Tapani Stipa make a strong case for Marine Exhaust Gas Scrubbers. “MARPOL Annex VI regulations on sulphur in ship fuels will cause remarkable additional costs for the sea […]
MARPOL Compliance Solutions. Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics, a journal published by the European Geosciences Union, in a white discussing shipping emissions in the North Sea, points out that the impact goes far beyond the shores. The North Sea is one of the areas with the highest ship traffic densities in our planet. “At […]
MARPOL Compliance Enforcement. The EPA published on January 16, a penalty policy for failure to comply with the new diesel fuel emissions standards in the North American and U.S. Caribbean Sea Emission Control Areas, also known as ECAs. The new standards, in effect since Jan. 1, 2015, call for limiting sulphur […]
CROE Marine Exhaust Gas Scrubber for MARPOL Compliance in SMM Green Shipping Guide 2015. The growing burden of MARPOL compliance and other regulations regarding emissions present ship owners both challenges and opportunities. Seeing these as possible “catalysts in shipping’s drive to raise ship operating energy efficiency”, the SMM Green Shipping Guide 2015 gathers all related information […]
The CR Ocean Engineering Marine Exhaust Gas Scrubber reduces sulphur emissions to enable vessels to meet MARPOL Annex VI for vessels sailing in the North Sea/Baltic and North American/Canada Caribbean Emissions Control Areas or ECAs. With a CR Ocean Engineering marine exhaust gas scrubber installed, ship owners can continue to […]
Images of the CR Ocean Engineering Marine Exhaust Gas Scrubber at the plant, before being shipped to help a vessel meet MARPOL compliance in the North Sea/Baltic and North American Caribbean ECAs, where strict new regulations limit sulfur emissions. You can download our brochure here.
The design of the CR Marine Exhaust Gas Scrubber combines the most effective designs developed by CROE over the past 60 years and the needs, requirements and preferences of the marine industry. We understand the many needs and requirements of the shipping/marine industry including the need for small footprints and ease […]
Right on schedule, the Stena Forerunner gets ready meet MARPOL compliance with the new CR Ocean Open Loop marine exhaust gas scrubber. The Forerunner is part of the STENA RoRo AB fleet, from Gothenburg, Sweden, a leader in the on/roll off cargo and passenger concepts (commonly referred to as RoRos and RoPaxes), and a leader in the […]
CR Ocean Engineering Marine Exhaust Scrubbers are available in 3 basic designs, easily customized to meet your vessel’s needs. They are the perfect, low-cost solution for MARPOL compliance, since the stringent new emissions regulations came into effect in North/Baltic and North America ECAs. For both new builds or retrofits for existing vessels.
From our factory to the water. Photos of our CR Ocean Engineering Marine Scrubber, the money-saving solution to MARPOL compliance challenges. Shown is the CROE® engine exhaust gas cleaning scrubber supplied to BORE in Finland. Open Loop scrubber with “Caustic Assist™” feature. Sized for 6 MW engine, it is same size […]
As a growing share of trade routes shift from air and land to the world’s oceans, nations have mobilized to limit carbon emissions and thus protect the marime environment. Emission Control Areas (ECAs), also known as Sulphur Emission Control Areas (SECAs), were established to impose stricter controls seeking to minimize airborne emissions (SOx, NOx, ODS, […]
A case for the Marine Exhaust Gas Scrubber Without careful management and treatment, distillate fuels can cause blockages in fuel lines, damage fuel pumps and injectors and contribute to the loss of engine power, warns Eric Haun in a 3/12/2015 note on Marine Link. Another reason why a CR Ocean Marine Exhaust Gas […]
There are two basic ways to comply with the stringent new emissions regulations that came into effect January 1, 2015 in the North American and North Baltic Emission Control Areas, known as ECAs, that call for using fuel oil with a sulphur content of no more than 0.10%. In the […]
The recent announcement of a CR Ocean Engineering exhaust scrubber system contract with Finnish company Bore, Ltd made industry headlines.. Below, a partial list of the publications that featured the item. BUNKER INDEX: Bore Ltd orders scrubber system MARINE LOG: Finnish operator orders CROE scrubber NJ Biz: CR Ocean Engineering Gets Order for […]
Parsippany, N.J., U.S.A., February 3, 2015 – CR Ocean Engineering (CROE®) announced an order from BORE LTD (Finland) for one of the CROE® state-of-the art Exhaust Gas Cleaning Systems (also known as Scrubbers). The systems will use seawater to reduce sulphur dioxide emissions (SO2) from the ship’s main engine (approx. […]
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