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New Chinese sulphur regulations significant says WoodMac

Plans will eventually draw bunkering capacity from Singapore to Chinese ports 

Helen Clark

But possibly disappointingly for Woodside Petroleum and Perth's LNG Marine Fuel Institute is a lack of any mention of increased LNG as a marine fuel, given the far lower sulphur emissions it offers. ...

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