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Home›Equipment›Shipowners risk fines and imprisonment due to small sewage plants
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March 5, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Shipowners risk fines and imprisonment due to small sewage plants

Shipowners may run into both heavy fines and imprisonment as a consequence of lacking international rules for organic load in sewage plants. Many sewage plants may simply be too small. The issue will be a hot topic at the upcoming Royal Institution of Naval Architects (RINA) conference in London fro

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Shipowners may run into both heavy fines and imprisonment as a consequence of lacking international rules for organic load in sewage plants. Many sewage plants may simply be too small. The issue will be a hot topic at the upcoming Royal Institution of Naval Architects (RINA) conference in London from March 10 to 11…

Source: Baird Maritime, March 5, 2010

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