Martin Tallett was heavily quoted in a June 1st Bloomberg article on the work EnSys and marine partner Navigistics have been undertaking on the IMO 0.5% sulfur rule. The article outlines results from EnSys-Navigistics’ latest assessment which points to the potential for severely strained oil markets in 2020. The article refers to an “expanding army […]
Continue ReadingEnSys-Navigistics has released its Q1 2018 update report under the companies’ joint Marine Fuels 2020 Subscription Service. This latest quarterly product tracks latest IMO developments, provides a definitive analysis of current scrubber-installed ships and a full update of EnSys’ WORLD Model™ based projections from 2019 through 2025 and onto 2030. These include detailed crude and product […]
Continue ReadingPlease feel free to download the EnSys/Navigistics MEPC70 presentation and/or our Supplemental Study Summary and Full Report as submitted to the IMO in the lead-up to MEPC70. Also, see our review of the MEPC70 decision and the recently launched EnSys/Navigistics ‘Marine Fuels 2020 Service‘. EnSys-Navigistics recently authored a Hydrocarbon Processing article “Anticipated market and pricing impacts from new marine […]
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The Environmental Protection Agency announces that the International Maritime Organization (IMO) approved the proposed emission control area (ECA) for US coastal waters. This requirement will mean much lower sulfur standards and significantly improved coastal air quality. The proposal relied comprehensively on modeling work undertaken by EnSys Energy in conjunction with Navigistics Consulting into the bunker […]
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