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Managing SCR urea procurement in 2026
Global urea supply has become more volatile in 2026 due to geopolitical disruption, rising energy costs, freight pressure, and tightening availability across Asia, Singapore, Europe, and the USA. Learn what this means for marine SCR compliance, procurement
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The hidden operational risks of poor emission control chemical management
Emission control systems are only as reliable as the chemicals that support them. While much attention is placed on hardware such as scrubbers and SCR units, the quality and consistency of chemicals like urea and caustic soda play an equally critical role
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Environmental Product Declarations for our chemicals
An introduction to Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs), learn what an EPD is, how it works, and why it matters for transparent, data-backed environmental reporting of products. Today’s buyers must assess life cycle data, regulatory compliance and sustainability
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China: Hunger for Cleaner Energy
China's drive for cleaner energy has pushed for an increase in the number of LNG terminals. With the shift from coal to LNG use, China has experienced greater cost-savings. China’s Desire for LNG Outside of China, the hunger for cleaner power generation may
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Ask the Expert – What do shipowners need to know about current regulations for refrigerants?
The low GWP future is coming. Certain refrigerants will be made obsolete, affecting compliance and refrigerant supply. Here’s how you can prepare for it. low gwp video Experts Francis Lai, Technical Product Manager for Refrigeration, and Eddy Scheepers, Senior
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Managing Ballast Water discharge in compliance within the International Convention
Accession by Finland triggered ratification of The International Convention for the Control and Management of Ships' Ballast Water and Sediments (BWM 2004 Convention). It will enter into force on 8th September 2017, marking a landmark step towards halting
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Bacteria in marine diesel fuel oil
Beware of the diesel bug - this complete guide Bacteria in marine diesel fuel i.e. diesel bug is a consortium of organisms which live in the water in a fuel system and feed on the fuel. These bugs include bacteria, yeasts and moulds that live in the water phase
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Pioneering successful testing of R407f as R404A replacement
With the phase out of R404A refrigerant now gathering pace, due to its sky-high global warming potential (GWP), the search for an environmentally friendly alternative is more pressing than ever. We believe that we have discovered an ideal low cost replacement
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Understand your fuel within minutes with onboard test kits
Environmental concerns are pushing for regulations to reduce sulphur emission levels from vessels, which again drives changes to marine fuels. With that comes a new set of challenges and operational complexity. Are you in control of your fuel? Diesel fuel
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Know more before you discharge
Is your ballast water treatment system performing as expected? Having a ballast water treatment system onboard is one thing. Knowing it is performing as intended is another. Water conditions and operational factors can affect treatment performance. Regular
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ELECTRODE CABINET WITH 27 PACKAGES.
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UWI-MAXIMUS 503 WELDING INVERTER COMPLETE
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UPC-NEO NG PLASMA CUTTER (UPH-125) COMPLETE
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GASWELDING CABINET COMPLETE
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UWI-230TP AC/DC WELDING INVERTER (1P 230V)
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UWW-301 TP WIRE WELDER
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UWI-320TP WELDING INVERTER
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UWI-150 TP WELDING INVERTER IN CASE (1P 230V)
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UWI-203 TP WELDING INVERTER
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DIESELPOWER CFPP (PAIL: 25 LTR)