
Top Tips: Can seagoing barges comply with ballast water regulations
– Top Tip Series: How seagoing barges may comply with ballast water treatment regulations Seagoing barges can’t comply with ballast water treatment regulations…or can they?
– Top Tip Series: How seagoing barges may comply with ballast water treatment regulations Seagoing barges can’t comply with ballast water treatment regulations…or can they?
– Top Tip Series: How to mitigate the risks when addressing BWM compliance In BWC’s first tip we mentioned that in a typical BWTS project,
– Top Tip Series: Port Authorities – what can you offer as a contingency measure for vessels failing BWT inspections? If you are a port
– Top Tip Series: share the cost of ballast water treatment Do you have a fleet of vessels that operate in the same area? Maybe
– Top Tip Series: Avoid the Ballast Water Treatment System Tsunami Technology providers and class societies alike have suggested that 2022 will be one of
BWC awarded design & manufacturing contract for mobile containerized ballast water treatment system Ballast Water Containers (BWC), part of the Malin Group, are delighted to
BWC and Bawat recently hosted a joint demonstration of the containerised single pass Bawat BWTS at the Herbosch-Kiere facility in Kallo, near the port of Antwerp
BWC collaborates with Bawat to develop a BWTS ideally suited as a mobile solution on vessels and barges or alternatively as a contingency measure in port.
BWC recently attended the Tanker Shipping and Trade Conference in London.
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