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A Recap of Wärtsilä’s Recent Vessel Projects

Wärtsilä’s marine expertise was recently highlighted by new service agreements for TMS Cardiff Gas and Viking Line vessels, as well as an order for 36 Wärtsilä 34DF dual-fuel engines for 12 new 18,000 TEU container ships

On the WAVE

New WAVE Maritime Cluster launches to accelerate the integration and validation of vessel-decarbonisation technologies. From left to right: Yvette Klinkenberg (MARIN), George Kouris (Alpha Marine Consulting), Job Volwater (C-Job Naval Architects), Nikol Konstantaropoulou (lomarlabs)

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Norled MF Hydra sails on zero-emission liquid hydrogen

When at the end of March the MF Hydra was put into operation running on zero-emission hydrogen, this was groundbreaking in several ways. In addition to the major technology development, a great deal of work has also been done to develop rules and regulations to enable Norwegian passenger ships to ru...

Rolls-Royce, Woodward L’Orange and WTZ develop methanol engine

Rolls-Royce, Woodward L’Orange and WTZ Roßlau have been working since the beginning of 2023 on a joint project. By the end of 2025, the three partners will develop a concept for a high-speed internal combustion engine for ships that can run on green methanol in a CO2-neutral manner.

Rolls-Royce awarded second contract to supply U.S. Navy

The Power Systems division of Rolls-Royce has been selected to supply a further four of its mtu naval generator sets for the USS Congress (FFG-63), the second ship in the U.S. Navy’s Constellation Class Guided-Missile Frigate program

MAN methanol-ready 32/44CR engine wins RINA approval

Classification society, RINA, has granted an Approval in Principle (AiP) certificate to MAN Energy Solutions for its methanol-ready MAN L/V 32/44CR engine. The AiP covers an upgrade concept for the four-stroke engine for conversion to dual-fuel running on methanol to provide greater flexibility to s...
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