Marine gas scrubbers continue to make more economic, environmental and operational sense than any other solution to the IMO 2020 conundrum.

Selecting a partner that can balance technological innovation and engineering capability with international reach and trustworthy support will not only be a good business decision for VLCC owners - it will be a competitive

The most cost-effective and cutting-edge gas scrubbing technology at a very affordable price, with a huge production capacity and a global service network with a reputation for getting things done - Pacific Green offers th

Despite burning high sulphur fuel oil, ships fitted with scrubbers emit cleaner exhaust gases than the thousands of vessels using LSFO. And they’re saving money too.

Scrubbers make more economic, mechanical and operational sense, because shipowners can no longer justify the downtime and engine trouble associated with low sulphur fuel oils

A comprehensive explanation of how a gas scrubber is fitted to a ship.

Only by adopting scrubbers as part of a waste-reducing circular mindset will the maritime industry be able to achieve genuine environmental gains. Less than that is simply lip service to green ideals.

VLCCs using much-maligned HSFO to transport oil products now have some of the lower emissions and are profiting from the innovative use of scrubbers.

Pacific Green’s much-lauded ENVI-Marine™ system is righty famous in the shipping industry. But now there’s a way to own one which is literally ‘win-win’ for the customer.

For those shipowners who want to capitalize on scrubbers’ obvious benefits, the right scrubbing partner will be their most valuable asset.

In the move towards long-term alignment with climate policy, LNG is in danger of being a diversion.

With efforts to clean up the air both on land and at sea, gas scrubber companies have a bright future in cleaning up the global economy.

The wide fuel oil spread is vindicating those owners who moved early in favour of marine gas scrubbers. Even now, retrofitting a scrubber will still save shipowners money and make the world a better place.