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Yara Marine expands to China xinde marine news 2019-02-12 10:32


December 13, 2018, Shanghai, China: Yara Marine Technologies has officially opened its new office in Shanghai to meet increasing demand for exhaust gas cleaning systems for newbuilds and retrofit projects.
 
“A large percentage of scrubber installations will be executed in the Asia-Pacific region.  A strong local presence in Shanghai is key to global customer support and our business,” says Peter Strandberg, CEO, Yara Marine.
 
Yara Marine has delivered more than 100 scrubbers representing an aggregate operation of some two million hours. Shipowners are dependent on quality products, flexible suppliers, and reliable service partners to support their global operations from 2020 and beyond.
 
“Meeting the 2020 Sulphur cap with its technical, operational and financial ramifications, is high on the shipowners’ agenda,” says Strandberg.
 
The Shanghai office reinforces Yara Marine’s position as shipping’s leading supplier of scrubbers. The office will cater both to newbuilds and the existing fleet.
 
“Shipowners will improve their environmental performance by modernizing their fleets with high quality products and cutting-edge technology,” says Strandberg.
 
He confirms that Yara Marine’s high-quality, inline scrubbers of premium nickel alloy material come with an optional extended guarantee against corrosion – a major feature differentiating its scrubbers from the competition.
 
“A scrubber simply has to last the lifetime of the vessel. Replacing scrubbers is extremely expensive and not an option for our customers.”
 
The new office will support a local team spanning the entire value chain from sales, engineering, procurement and service & commissioning, in addition to local support functions.
 
“We are bringing expertise to the table and putting the best people into service roles,” said Michael Chang, general manager, Yara Marine, Shanghai.
 
Asian shipyards and owners, like most clients, value close proximity and rapid service, believes Chang.
 
“As the 2020 deadline approaches, ship owners will require a very quick turnaround. We offer proven technology and installation insight. Short-term and quick fix cheaper solutions in today’s market have tremendous operational and financial disadvantages in the long-term.”
 
Make the best choice
 
Long-term savings on fuel costs and the undoubted availability of HFO over the coming years is good news for global shipping operations. And scrubbers are more than just an upfront investment.
 
“The payback period for Yara Marine high-quality scrubbers, depending on time spent in Emission Control Areas is less than one to two years including installation cost. Some of our clients have saved between USD 2 – 3 M of pure fuel costs per annum,” said Chang.
 
Yara Marine’s business in China is now incorporated, having successfully registered with the AIC and received a commercial license.
 
“We are ready to do business in China and assist global shipowners with MARPOL Annex VI Regulation 14 requiring ships to use 0.10%S fuel in ECAs and 0.50%S fuel globally from 2020,” says Chang.
 
Source:Yara Marine

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