USCG Office of Design and Engineering Standards recently published a circular to provide guidance concerning the Marine Equipment Approvals Covered by a Mutual Recognition Agreement (MRA). Read more
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Great article by ABS: https://ww2.eagle.org/en/news/blog/lessons-learned-from-scrubber-installation-and-operation.html
Albion team has tremendous experience in design, retrofit and after-sales support of exhaust gas cleaning systems/scrubbers.
Feel free to reach out to us to discuss the experience and how to avoid common mistakes in scrubber retrofits.
Ships do not stop for holidays. So, does not Albion Marine Solutions. Even with the Covid-19 pandemic, our team has been ready to work in 2020 around the world and will continue to deliver in 2021! Company works around the clock.
Wishing a Happy New Year to all our employees, clients, colleagues and friends. Special thanks to our colleagues working on this New Year eve in yards in Singapore, Turkey, Canada, China, India, Korea and USA
New IMO G8 Guidelines for BWTS Type Approval come to effect on 28th of October 2020.
The revised G8 Guidelines, also referred to as the BWMS Code, are robust and more defined.
The Guidelines are similar to today’s U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) requirements.
It is an end user-driven change. The Guidelines were developed because a number of initially IMO Type Approved BWTS fail to meet the IMO D-2 performance standard in practice.
BWTS fitted on board of your vessel does not perform?
Albion Marine assists many shipowners to revise and get vessels’ BWMP approved for vessels where installed BWTS fail to perform in real-life conditions.
We also provide BWTS Performance Checks and troubleshooting.
Not sure which BWTS is the most reliable and cost-effective solution for your vessel?
Please contact Albion Marine for a no-obligation discussion.
BWTS vendor, want to know how to improve sales for a specific shipping market segment?
Talk to our experts, and we know both vessels and BWTS.
Albion Marine's team completed a 3D scan & survey for design concept of a Ballast Water Treatment installation which the shipping company plans to install in order to fulfill the latest Ballast Water quality requirements. The job was completed at the Port of Vancouver. Even with the COVID-19 pandemic, our team has been ready to work. We have been of great support to our clients, colleagues and business partners during this crisis.
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