From January 2020, sulphur oxide emissions from ships will reduced considerably under a forthcoming International Maritime Organization (IMO) rule. This will have significant benefits for human health and the environment – but also represents a challenge for the industry. The preparedness of all stakeholders for this significant change – as well as its challenges – were highlighted during a Symposium on IMO 2020 and Alternative fuels. Read more
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Much has been made of the various types of ballast water treatment systems available: the pros and cons, the deadline and the costs, both immediate and on-going. But when it comes to regulatory compliance and ballast water indicative sampling and instrument certification. Many questions remain, and the time is ripe for IMO and the industry to step forward and debate. Read more
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A couple of days ago, the Albion Marine Solutions team visited once again Nanaimo, British Columbia to continue with technical services and inspection for a ship deconstruction project. Inquire about out services by calling us at + 604 529 8488 or by sending us an email to
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In May 2016, the IMO Maritime Safety Committee’s 96th session (MSC 96) adopted amendments to SOLAS regulations III/3 and III/20. These amendments enter into force 1 January 2020 and introduce mandatory requirements for the maintenance and inspection of lifeboats and rescue boats, launching appliances and release gear to be carried out by ‘certified personnel’ as per Resolution MSC.402(96). More information
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Albion Engineering India Pvt. Ltd. celebrated the completion of exciting retrofit project for premier client. Our team has a healthy lunch followed by a bike ride and a walk on the beach.
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Albion Marine Solutions Ltd. Suite 304 - 800 Carleton Court Delta, BC V3M 6Y6 Canada Email : info@albionmarine.com Tel : +1 604 529 8488 |
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