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ExxonMobil IMO 2020 Talking Points 02: Port of Southampton [VIDEO]
Wednesday December 12, 2018
In the next installment of ExxonMobil's Talking Points video series, we challenge John H. Whitaker (Tankers) to take us on over a game of table tennis in the Port of Southampton.
Amidst the rallies, the teams discuss the top of mind concerns when it comes to IMO 2020, from on-board fuels management to compliance and enforcement post 2020. Providing insights from the bunker door, Whitakers highlight some technical challenges that vessel operators need to prepare for ahead of the deadline.
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