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PG is the exclusive Global Sales Channel for the Hyde GUARDIAN Ballast Water Treatment solution, to the Offshore Service Vessels segment. Hyde GUARDIANs exceptionally competitive profile, offers the simplest solution, most flexible mounting, and lowest operational utilization for these very compact ships - and secure IMO regulations achieved with the least use of resources for the yard

IMO:"New ships constructed in or after 2009, that have a ballast water capacity of less than
5.000m3, are expected to meet the convention D2 biological standard with BWT, as soon as the convention comes into force - limited to the second annual survey, and latest 31.12. 2011"

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IMO Ratification criteria                :      30 Flag States and 35,00 % of world fleet
Ratified per December 19th 2011:      33 Flag States and 26,46 % of world fleet

Trinidad & TobagoJanuary 9, 201226,46%
LebanonDecember 19, 201126.46%
MontenegroDecember 6, 201126,44%
PalauSeptember 30, 201126,44%
MongoliaSeptember 30, 201126,24%
IranApril 6, 201125,43%






 

MalaysiaSept 30, 201025.32%
CroatiaJun 29, 201024,44%
NetherlandsMay 12, 201024,28%
BrazilApr 14, 201023,29%
CanadaApr 8, 2010%
Republic of KoreaDec 10, 200923,00%
Marshall IslandsDec 2, 200920,93%
SwedenNov 27, 2009%
EcuadorOct 11, 2009%
AlbaniaJan 15, 2009%
Antigua and BarbudaDec 19, 2008%
FranceSep 24, 2008%
LiberiaSep 18, 2008%
South AfricaApr 15, 2008%
MexicoMar 18, 2008%
KenyaJan 14, 2008%
Sierra LeoneNov 21, 2007%
EgyptMay 18, 2007%
BarbadosMay 11, 2007%
NorwayMar 29, 2007%
KiribatiFeb 5, 2007%
TuvaluDec 2, 2005%
NigeriaOct 13, 2005%
SpainSep 14, 2005%
Syrian Arab RepublicSep 2, 2005%
Saint Kitts & NevisAug30, 2005%
MaldivesJun 22, 2005%

 

IMO news


"New ships constructed in or after 2009, that have a ballast water capacity of less than
5.000m3/h, are expected to meet the convention D2 biological standard with BWT, as soon as the convention comes into force - limited to the second annual survey, and latest 31.12. 2011"