Indonesia will comply with IMO 2020 rules after all

In a seemly U-turn of its earlier stance, Indonesia’s transport ministry says all ships will need to meet the IMO’s sulphur cap

Indonesia was going to allow domestically registered ships in cabotage trade to continue consumption of high-sulphur fuel oil.
Indonesia was going to allow domestically registered ships in cabotage trade to continue consumption of high-sulphur fuel oil.Jonathan Boonzaier
Published 20 August 2019, 12:37Updated 20 August 2019, 12:37
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