Alternative Fuels Carbon Capture Decarbonisation Dual Fuel

Making the grade

The first CII ratings, which are to be revealed in 2024, create the potential for tensions and disputes among the various stakeholders in a vessel’s operations. Mikael Laurin of Yara Marine Technologies details the pitfalls owners and charterers may face, and the steps they can take to avoid joining the initial flurry of CII legal action

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