ECA compliance through continuous emission monitoring

The most effective method for measuring emissions is in-situ monitoring using a continuous emissions monitoring system (CEMS)

In just a matter of months, shipowners operating in emissions control areas (ECAs) will have only three choices to comply with mandatory 0.1% sulphur levels; burn marine distillates, switch to liquefied natural gas; or install abatement technology such as scrubbers, says Chris Daw, Managing Director, Procal, part of Parker Group.

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