EPE, ERMA FIRST Named Green Award Incentive Providers

April 4, 2016

At the Green Award board handover ceremony, left to right: Giota Polychronopoulou, Giannis Polychronopoulos, Arzoumanidou Caterina, Chalarakis Εleutherios, Danellis George, Jan Fransen, Mamaloukas Vasileios, Helen Polychronopoulou, Dimitrios Mattheou, Christos Tsitselis, Fotis Ploumitsakos, Nikos Kyritsis, John Korovesis, Iasonas Lainos, Papatzanakis George, Bathrellos Lampros, Chatzatoglou Konstastinos, Artemakis George, Chara Chourdaki (Photo: Green Award)
At the Green Award board handover ceremony, left to right: Giota Polychronopoulou, Giannis Polychronopoulos, Arzoumanidou Caterina, Chalarakis Εleutherios, Danellis George, Jan Fransen, Mamaloukas Vasileios, Helen Polychronopoulou, Dimitrios Mattheou, Christos Tsitselis, Fotis Ploumitsakos, Nikos Kyritsis, John Korovesis, Iasonas Lainos, Papatzanakis George, Bathrellos Lampros, Chatzatoglou Konstastinos, Artemakis George, Chara Chourdaki (Photo: Green Award)

 Two companies headquartered in Greece, EPE (Environmental Protection Engineering) S.A. and ERMA FIRST S.A., have become of Foundation, as of April 2016. 

 
The handover ceremony took place on March 31, in Piraeus, in the head offices of EPE, where Capt. Dimitrios Mattheou, chairman of Green Award Foundation and Jan Fransen, Executive Director of the Green Award, recognized EPE and ERMA FIRST as incentive providers of the foundation. Athanassios Polychronopoulos, Vice President & Global Development Manager, received the honors for EPE, whereas Messrs. Christos Tsitselis, Sales Manager and Nikos Kyritsis, Technical Product Manager, for ERMA FIRST.
 
Green Award Foundation in a neutral, independent and nonprofit organization established in 1994. Green Award provides a platform for the cross-sectorial collaboration of the industry. Ports, ship managers, charterers, maritime service providers and industry decision makers form a network where all participants have an important role. The organization’s goal is to develop the market sensitivity and preference for quality tonnage and consequently decrease the incidents and accidents that are harmful for the marine environment through uniting all parties involved. 
 
J. Fransen, Executive Director, and K. Shinohara, Certification Manager of Green Award Foundation visited the companies’ premises in December in order to discuss the possibility of becoming incentive providers. With great honor and joy we are in the position to announce that EPE and ERMA FIRST will be part of Green Award Foundation providing the following incentives: 
 
EPE as an incentive provider of Green Award Foundation will be providing to all certified companies and ships a 5 percent discount of the listed price on POSEIDON EVO and POSEIDON I, a 10 percent discount on Inventory Hazardous Materials (IHM), a 25 percent discount on a training course on Spill Response, under the topic “Oil Spill Awareness” and last but not least, a free of charge “Environmental Compliance and Performance Consultancy and Training Program”.
 
Whereas, ERMA FIRST will be providing to all certified companies and ships a 5 percent discount on ERMA FIRST’s ESK Engineering Solutions S.A., IMO/ USCG certified, Ballast Water Treatment System and a free of charge BWTS shipboard training session, that will cover BWTS current legislation, installation, operation, sampling, maintenance and testing per ship.

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