Recent local and central government policies will pave the way for the increasing use of LNG as a marine fuel in China in advance of the arrival of new international rules designed to curb air pollution from shipping.
The Yangtze River Delta in eastern China, home to some of the world’s busiest ports, is introducing its emissions control area (ECA) three months earlier than planned – a move that could accelerate the region’s use of LNG in shipping.
From 1 October, vessels in the...
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