On 22-23 September, EMSA hosted a workshop for member states on the implementation of the revised Sulphur Directive.
With 1 January only a little over three months away, EMSA presented the EU information system currently under development which will be used as a harmonised platform for reporting and exchanging information.
The system was developed at the request of member states following a cooperation agreement with the European Commission’s DG Environment and should be operational by 1 January 2015.
EMSA also presented draft inspection guidelines to be used by Sulphur Inspectors to ensure harmonised and effective checks throughout the EU. Environmental and maritime authorities from the member states participated in the workshop.
The participants welcomed the work of the agency and will strive to finalise the work before the entry into force of the revised Sulphur Directive
Source: EMSA
| EU legislation has been aligned with the IMO requirements by the Directive 2012/33/EU which has amended Council Directive 1999/32/EC as regards the sulphur content of marine fuels. |
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