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14 May 2025

Marinfloc Launches Wastewater Management Monitoring Platform

Marinfloc launches of MARS – Marinfloc Alert Report Support, a cloud-based platform for the management and control of wastewater treatment onboard. Credit: Marinfloc

Marinfloc takes a leap into the digital era with the launch of MARS – Marinfloc Alert Report Support, a cloud-based platform for the management and control of wastewater treatment onboard. With MARS, shipowners, technical managers, and crew gain access to real-time data, alerts, and reports that provide complete oversight of system performance while ensuring full compliance with regulatory requirements.Highlights of the system include:Inspection Readiness – AlwaysReal-Time Alerts…

16 Apr 2025

Opinion: MarinFloc Co-Founder Calls for Essential Maritime Waste-Management Training

Benny Carlson, co-founder of Marinfloc, is an expert in the maritime industry and a pioneer in the development of advanced water treatment systems for ships and offshore platforms. Credit: Marinfloc

In my 30 years in the industry, I have witnessed firsthand how waste handling on ships remains one of the most underestimated challenges in maritime operations. The problem is not a lack of care—officers and crew members do not want to pollute the oceans. We have previously written about regulatory shortfalls, substandard products, and poor onboard culture as contributing factors to the waste management issues we see today. However, at the core of all these problems is a fundamental lack of knowledge and training.

27 Mar 2025

Evac Group: Dehydro Meets Waste Management Needs of Smaller Vessels

Evac’s Dehydro system brings advanced waste treatment technology to small vessels, reducing wet waste volume by approximately 80%. Credit: Evac Group

Evac Group, a leader in sustainability technologies and solutions, has launched Dehydro, an onboard waste management system designed to meet the specific needs of smaller vessels. Traditional onboard waste systems typically require high volumes of wet waste to be cost-effective, which makes them impractical for smaller vessels. The Dehydro system, using dehydration technology, makes onboard waste treatment viable for smaller ships, reducing the need for overboard discharge or costly offloading to land-based facilities.