History

With 20 years in the industry, Ecochlor has a long history of providing timely and expert support to our customers in keeping their ballast water management systems in compliance. We are not in this business for the short-term, our focus is to continue to offer shipowners the reliable performance of our system necessary for global shipping both now and in the future.

With more than 19 years in the industry, Ecochlor has a long history of providing timely and expert support to our customers in keeping their ballast water management systems in compliance. We are not in this business for the short-term, our focus is to continue to offer shipowners the reliable performance of our system necessary for global shipping both now and in the future.

In 2001, Ecochlor, Inc. developed a patented ballast water management system that was specifically designed to safely and economically eliminate the worldwide transfer of aquatic invasive species. Today, as a leading BWMS manufacturer, Ecochlor has paired with environmental and crew safety technology companies to deliver innovative business solutions to the marine industry.

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In 2004, the company installed its first system on Atlantic Container Line’s Atlantic Compass, and a second system the Moku Pahu – a U.S. flag, Jones Act bulk carrier retrofit – two years later. With ballast operations in California, this vessel encountered some of the strictest regulations in the world. For 13 years this ship ran ballast operations using the original installed system until her last voyage in January of 2019.

Today, as of September 2020, Ecochlor has approximately 350 ships in its order book with 150 vessels currently running our System worldwide. Our customers include some of largest and most respected shipowners in the world ─ Anglo Eastern Ship Management, Angelicoussis Group, Alaska Tankers, Bahri Ship Management, Capital Ship Management, Doun Kisen Co., Ltd, Euronav Ship Management, Fuyo Kaiun Co., Idemitsu Tanker Co., JX Ocean Co., Liberty Marine, Maran Dry Management Inc and Maran Tankers, Minerva Marine, SCF Group, Seacor, and Scorpio Tankers – to name a few.

The Ecochlor system has worked well for us in that, it’s relatively small footprint was easily retrofitted into our existing ballast system, it uses an almost negligible amount of electrical power and works effectively in all water conditions, including the sediment filled, biologically saturated waters off Chittagong, Bangladesh. Ecochlor has shown their commitment to our system by reliably providing support, scheduled service and chemical resupply as needed.

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