Clean Marine has completed its most efficient hybrid scrubber installation, for Dorian LPG.

The merged company will operate under the Clean Marine brand and will provide a fully integrated offering, including Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) expertise, significant capacity, fast production times, project management and global after-sales services. It will also offer financing to its customers through affiliated companies. BY THE MARITIME EXECUTIVE 02-03-2020 04:26:57

Clean Marine and FMSI finalise tie-up as they pledge financing to clients through affiliates. 31st of January 2020

‘‘Exhaust gas cleaning systems have a limited impact on water quality’ is the conclusion by a new scientific study conducted by CE Delft, a research organisation in the Netherlands specialising in environmental issues.

Reducing harmful emissions to air is key to a sustainable future for the shipping industry. So is improving gender diversity in the industry.

Clean Marine and FMSI merger puts new outfit in pole position for post-IMO 2020 order boom

An interview of Agnieszka Sledz, Naval Architect, Head of Vessel Engineering & Compliance in Clean Marine by Bearing on Sea and Trade

Clean Marine AS and FMSI today announced that the companies have entered into a term sheet pursuant to which they will effect a business combination (the “Merger”) to create a leading provider of exhaust gas cleaning systems (“EGCS” or “scrubbers”). The combined entity, which will operate under the name Clean Marine, will provide a fully integrated offering, including Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) expertise, significant capacity, fast production times, project management and global after-sales services. It will also offer financing to its customers through affiliated companies.

In preparation, and to meet, the IMO 2020, Clean Marine, is holding a seminar to address emissions challenges and share insights on the scrubber retrofit process.