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Wärtsilä will supply a 200-megawatt (MW) / 400-megawatt hour (MWh) energy storage system under an Engineered Equipment Delivery (EEQ) contract to Zenobē, an electric vehicle fleet and battery storage specialist, in Blackhillock, Scotland.

Wärtsilä will supply the generating equipment for a new approximately 190 MW power plant to be built in Texas, USA

According to the new Wärtsilä’s report, 70% of maritime industry professionals have a very clear understanding of why digitalisation is needed and its benefits, but over two thirds believe that the ability to digitalise existing infrastructure and retrofit vessels is very challenging

Wärtsilä has launched its next-generation grid balancing technology, designed to provide flexible grid capacity even in adverse weather conditions and enable renewables to perform as the lowest-cost, most resilient power source for grids worldwide.

The climate change conference COP27 offers a unique opportunity to increase energy access and lay the foundations for decarbonisation across Africa, but wealthy nations must deliver on their climate finance pledges to unlock the continent’s potential, according to a new report from Wärtsilä.

Wärtsilä’s engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) capabilities have been clearly demonstrated with three recent project deliveries to Brazil, which were successfully completed in record time. The orders were placed in Q4, 2021 by Tevisa, Linhares Geração, and Povoação Energia, companies hel...

Wärtsilä has extended the agreement with a power plant owner in the Sultanate of Oman, is completing the commissioning of its first energy storage project in the Netherlands, and will upgrade the performance of a captive power plant supplying electricity to a Nevada Gold Mines mining operation in th...

Power system modelling by Wärtsilä has revealed that renewable-based power systems, backed by grid balancing engines and energy storage, can enable Southeast Asian countries to reach net zero by mid-century whilst cutting the levelised cost of electricity (LCOE) by over 20%, when taking into account...

Wärtsilä plans to ramp down manufacturing in Trieste, Italy and to centralise its 4-stroke engine manufacturing in Europe to Vaasa, Finland. Ending the manufacturing in Trieste is expected to impact approximately 450 employees with potential redundancy.

Wärtsilä will supply the engines with auxiliaries for a 75 MW power plant being built in Termoli, on the Adriatic coast of Italy. The plant has been contracted by energy utility Metaenergiaproduzione, and is under construction by FATA, a member of the Danieli Group.