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Fuel for thought

With expansion in global trade, an ongoing economic recession and ever more stringent regulations on emissions, shipping needs easy-to-adopt solutions that minimise operational disruptions – and Ben Richardson of SulNOx believes that maximising fuel efficiency remains the simplest solution to this gordian knot



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