inland ship bunkers

inland ship bunkers

inland shipping (1) | inland navigation (2)

supply fuel to ships | undertake bunkering | perform bunkering | undertake bunkering activity

inland water vessel [ inland water ship ]

construction of inland waterway vessels | inland waterway vessel manufacture | inland waterway ship building | inland waterway ship construction

inland waterway shipping [ inland navigation | Inland water transport(ECLAS) | Inland waterway transport(STW) ]

be ultimately accountable in inland water transportation | ensure safety of vessel, crew and passengers | assume highest level of responsibility in inland water transportation | assume senior responsibility on board a ship

Division for Shipping, Ports and Inland Waterways

Specific actions until 2016 Regulatory framework 2014: Adopt proposal for emission limits for new engines (Commission) 2015/16: Explore further emission limits for existing engines (Commission) 2014: Amend the rules[24] to allow the transportation of LNG (UN-ECE, Member States and Commission) Making infrastructure ready for LNG use 2014: Deploy the EU’s alternative fuel strategy, including adoption of technical standards for inland waterway LNG bunkering and use of LNG as a fuel (Member States and sector, in particular ports, waterway authorities, bunker station operators, bunker ...[+++] providers, ship operators, classification societies, River Commissions) Financial incentives 2014: Secure financial support from EU programmes[25], national programmes and the sector’s reserve fund to support investment in reducing emissions (part of NAIADES II package) (Commission, Member State s and sector)

Stocks in the following locations: refinery tanks, bulk terminals, pipeline tankage, barges and coastal tankers (when port of departure and destination are in the same country), tankers in a port of a member country (if their cargo is to be discharged at the port), inland ship bunkers.

Specific actions until 2016 Regulatory framework 2014: Adopt proposal for emission limits for new engines (Commission) 2015/16: Explore further emission limits for existing engines (Commission) 2014: Amend the rules[24] to allow the transportation of LNG (UN-ECE, Member States and Commission) Making infrastructure ready for LNG use 2014: Deploy the EU’s alternative fuel strategy, including adoption of technical standards for inland waterway LNG bunkering and use of LNG as a fuel (Member States and sector, in particular ports, waterway authorities, bunker station operators, bunker ...[+++] providers, ship operators, classification societies, River Commissions) Financial incentives 2014: Secure financial support from EU programmes[25], national programmes and the sector’s reserve fund to support investment in reducing emissions (part of NAIADES II package) (Commission, Member State s and sector)