Streamline Shipping Group’s chemical production subsidiary, ECOUREA, is a world leader in the reduction of NOx and service emissions through production of Marine Urea.®
ECOUREA’s chemical production services complement Streamline Shipping Group’s marine and energy services, allowing us to provide a rounded package to operators working on and offshore.
Delivering high quality solutions that reduce emissions and lead to more sustainable working practices, ECOUREA specialises in the production and safe handling of reagents, SCR and SNCR systems, raw chemicals and Marine Urea.®
For more information, visit the ECOUREA website.
Marine Urea® is a high-purity reagent used in Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) systems to cut NOx emissions by up to 90%, helping vessels meet IMO Tier III standards.
Simply request a quote via our Get a Quote page or email our team directly and we’ll arrange on- or offshore delivery through ECOUREA.
Through ECOUREA, we produce and safely handle raw chemicals, SCR and SNCR reagents, Marine Urea® and bespoke formulations to support marine and energy sectors.
Yes - our production facilities and handling protocols meet all HSE chemical safety guidelines and ISO environmental management requirements.
Absolutely - our integrated marine and energy logistics ensure reliable on- and offshore delivery of SCR/SNCR systems and reagents anywhere in the UK and beyond.
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