Bunker Fuel Emissions Control Programs

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Programs for monitoring, regulating, and reducing pollutant emissions resulting from the use of bunker fuels (marine fuels) in maritime transport. They include measures to comply with international regulations such as MARPOL Annex VI, as well as monitoring, reporting obligations, and technical or operational mitigation measures.

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