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Gunsan Coast Guard, special crackdown on 'sulfur content' of ship fuel oil
Reinforcement of standards for inland vessels¡¦ Less than 0.05% diesel and 0.5% heavy oil
Reporter Kim Hyun-jong
The Coast Guard will conduct a special crackdown on the sulfur content of ship fuel oil by March 31 to reduce fine dust emitted from ships in accordance with the enforcement of the government-wide seasonal fine dust management system.
On the 8th, the Gunsan Maritime Police Station in Jeonbuk puts a magnifying glass on whether the ship's fuel oil contains sulfur (yellow = S) by collecting and analyzing the fuel oil supply and demand details and samples.
Ship fuel oil is usually diesel and heavy oil (bunker = bunker), and in accordance with the enforcement of the Marine Environment Management Act revised last year, international sailing vessels have strengthened the standard to use only 0.5% or less of fuel regardless of oil type. It is widely applied to sailing vessels.
For ships sailing domestically, the standard for diesel is less than 0.05% and 2.0~3.5% for heavy oil and less than 0.5% for heavy oil.
In particular, it will be applied from the ship inspection date in 2021, and ships that do not undergo inspection this year must follow the same standards from December 31st.
Ports such as Incheon, Busan, Ulsan, Yeosu, Gwangyang, Pyeongtaek, and Dangjin are designated as sulfur oxide emission control zones in accordance with the Special Act on Regional Air Quality Improvement. Less than 0.1% fuel oil should be used.
"The fine dust, which is the subject of social disaster management, is very important not only for policy efforts, but also for the formation of consensus and voluntary participation of citizens." "I will do my best to create a clean sea with the people."
On the other hand, if fuel oil exceeding the sulfur content is used, it is subject to imprisonment for up to one year or a fine of up to 10 million won in accordance with the relevant laws.