Students come up with new ideas on SOx limit enforcement
MAY 4, 2017 — Ships visiting European ports may have to be fitted with NOx sensors — to monitor other ships’ emissions. That is a key element of the winning entry in a
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Dual-fuel engine family gets EPA emissions certification
MAY 3, 2017 — Wärtsilä’s 34DF dual-fuel engine family has been awarded model year 2017 certification of emissions compliance by the U.S, Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). The EPA Tier III certification and
GAO reports on Abandoned and Distressed Vessels
MARCH 28, 2017 — The GAO has published a report reviewing the actions federal and state agencies have taken to address abandoned and distressed vessels (ADVs) in U.S. waterways. ADVs can block
Ports concerned by budget cuts to key programs
MARCH 19, 2017 — The American Association of Port Authorities (AAPA) say it is concerned over the potential of significant declines for most federally funded, port-related programs in President Trump’s fiscal 2018
VIDEO: Texas sinks an aging cargo vessel
JANUARY 29, 2017 — The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department’s Artificial Reef Program sank a 371-ft cargo vessel, named The Kraken, on Jan. 20, 2017. Dubbed the Kraken after the mythical, squid-like
Global marine regulations and the future of renewable lubricant technologies
In this white paper, RSC Bio Solutions will address:
- What’s coming in terms of changing regulations
- New product development to address industry demand for enhanced sustainability without sacrificing performance
- An overview of this fluid of the future – development process, chemical composition, performance attributes, etc.
- How next generation EALs will enable marine operators to make the business case for EAL adoption
- Ideal applications for next generation EALs
Key Takeaways:
A better understanding of the following concepts and their impact on their specific business needs and challenges:
- The impact of new lubricants on environmental stewardship, employee safety, ease of use, equipment lifecycles, change-out intervals and total cost of ownership
- Those not currently using EALs will be prepared to address whether new lubricant formulations will make sense for their operations and be armed with the data and insight they need to consider adoption
- Current EAL users will be able to assess how these new technologies might allow them to further improve performance or expand EAL usage to new applications
Download “Global Marine Regulations and the Future of Renewable Lubricant Technologies” to learn more on how EALS can help meet your business needs.
By: Lisa Clark, Vice President of Marketing and Market Development, RSC Bio Solutions
About the Author: As vice president of marketing and market development, Lisa directs marketing activities including marketing communications, lead generation and brand and product management. In addition, she identifies target accounts, leads prospecting efforts and develops go-to-market strategies. Before joining RSC Bio Solutions, Lisa spent 17 years helping Milliken & Company and Samson Rope Technologies grow their businesses by identifying new market opportunities and establishing processes for new product commercialization. She began her career with Coca-Cola and brings more than 20 years of business development, marketing and strategy experience for global and industrial companies. Lisa earned her Bachelor of Science degree in criminal justice from West Chester University and an M.B.A. in Marketing from Goizueta Business School at Emory University.
VIDEO: Caribbean Fantasy towed into San Juan Harbor
AUGUST 21, 2016 — The cruise ferry Caribbean Fantasy was moored safely Saturday at Pier 15 in San Juan Harbor. Salvage and fire fighting teams boarded the vessel Friday to assess the
Caribbean Fantasy response continues
AUGUST 19, 2016 — As response efforts continued, the Coast Guard said yesterday that the fire remained active aboard the 561-foot passenger ferry vessel Caribbean Fantasy approximately half a mile off of
Cornelia operator cops plea, will pay $1 million
JULY 6, 2016 — Schnaittenbach, Germany, headquartered Mineralien Schiffahrt Spedition und Transport GmbH (MST), operator of the M/V Cornelia, will pay penalties totaling $1 million after yesterday pleaded guilty in U.S. District
Jury brings in guilty verdicts in Angelakos pollution case
JUNE 21, 2016 — A U.S. District Court jury in Seattle yesterday convicted two shipping companies and two engineers on 12 felony counts related to the illegal discharge of oily wastewater from