Bunker industry prepares for radical change

2018-02-09T08:04:00

Justin Murphy: The amount and frequency of transgressions will reduce because the warning signs for not doing the right thing are now daubed in bright red paint on the wall. People have seen their contemporaries go under.

A diverse fuel future, a potentially turbulent transition to the 2020 sulphur cap and the perennial question of business ethics are prime concerns for the ''voice of the global bunker supply chain, says Justin Murphy, CEO of the INternational Bunker Industry Association. He talks to Stevie Knight.

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