Green Marine Scrubber/SCR News

FuelEU Carbon Fees start reshaping shipping costs as Tier III LNG/methanol ships gain recognition. See what this means for compliance, retrofits, suppliers, and near-term marine demand.

FuelEU charges are now active as triple recognition helps cut some dual-fuel compliance costs. Learn how shipowners and operators can manage carbon premium exposure and exemption opportunities.

Marine scrubber installation cost explained: compare equipment, retrofit complexity, downtime, hidden expenses, and payback drivers to evaluate real ROI before approval.

FuelEU costs start reshaping shipping as Tier III+ ships gain recognition. See how dual-fuel vessel compliance, methane-slip verification, and procurement choices may cut carbon cost exposure.

FDA adds toxicity proof for electrolytic BWTS imports starting Oct. 1, 2026. See how the new acute aquatic toxicity report may affect USCG-approved shipments, testing costs, and U.S. compliance planning.

IMO environmental standards should be your first check before any vessel upgrade. Learn how scrubbers, SCR, LNG, and electric propulsion affect compliance, cost, and fleet flexibility.

FDA Tightens Ballast Water Equipment Import Rules: learn how new U.S. certification, toxicity testing, and EPA-linked limits may delay approvals, vessel retrofits, and procurement plans.

FuelEU Maritime costs begin reshaping Asia-Europe shipping as green fuel claims align. Learn how carbon charges, slot allocation, and LNG compliance may impact freight pricing.

FDA tightens import review for electrolytic BWTS with new acute toxicity verification rules. Learn how the 2026 FDA update may affect BLA pre-review, U.S. market entry, certification timing, and delivery planning.

FuelEU Maritime enters the penalty phase as the EU fines 37 non-compliant vessels, turning carbon rules into direct port-cost pressure. See what shipowners, shipyards, and logistics firms must do next.

SCR systems for cruise ships can outperform scrubbers when NOx compliance, port exposure, and future route flexibility matter most. See when SCR delivers stronger long-term value.

FDA tightens import rules for ballast water systems with new OECD 203 toxicity checks. Learn the compliance impact, export risks, and delivery planning steps before Oct. 1, 2026.