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The Albion Marine Solutions team completed a 3D Scan and survey onboard a vessel in the Port of Vancouver. The vessel will be retrofitted for upcoming Ballast Water Treatment System and this attendance is the first step to collect necessary input that will form a base for engineering installation package

The Albion Marine Solutions team enjoyed a nice holiday lunch a couple of days ago. The team took advantage to talk about ongoing and future projects. We also took the opportunity to celebrate the birthday of our Director, Mr. Sergiy Yakovenko.

Albion Marine Solutions team was honored to cooperate, in a responsible manner, with the Government of Canada in a ship deconstruction project. Our team is glad to know they were extremely satisfied with our support and recommendations. At Albion Marine health, safety and environment regulations are our top priority.

The main type of "bunker" oil for ships is heavy fuel oil, derived as a residue from crude oil distillation. Crude oil contains sulphur which, following combustion in the engine, ends up in ship emissions. Sulphur oxides are known to be harmful to human health. In the atmosphere can lead to acid rain, which can harm crops, forest and aquatic species. Limiting Sulphur Oxides emissions from ships will improve air quality and protects the environment. IMO regulations to reduce sulphur oxides emissions from ships came into force in 2005, under Annex VI of the International Convention for the Prevention of Pollutions from Ships (known as the MARPOL Convention) Since then, the limits on sulphur oxides have been progressively tightened. Read more: IMO News