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Wärtsilä will collaborate with the Portuguese energy solutions provider and independent power producer Capwatt in the testing of a green hydrogen and natural gas blend fuel for Capwatt power plant located in Maia.

Wärtsilä will partner with low carbon energy company SSE to deliver a 50 MW / 100 MWh energy storage system in Salisbury, Wiltshire. The partnership marks an important step in the UK’s path towards net zero. The group has also signed a 5-year performance-based agreement for a 20 MW power plant combi...

Wärtsilä has signed a full Operation and Maintenance (O&M) agreement with Termocabo for a 48 MW power plant in the city of Cabo de Santo Agostinho, in the northeast of Brazil.

Wärtsilä Corporation opened its new technology centre, the Sustainable Technology Hub, in Vaasa, Finland. The new centre will contribute to efforts to advance the global decarbonisation of marine and energy by fostering innovation, collaboration, and the development of green technologies using susta...

Wärtsilä, in collaboration with WEC Energy Group, the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) and Burns & McDonnell (B&McD), have been contracted to carry out hydrogen fuel testing at the A.J. Mihm power plant in Michigan, USA. The project supports WEC’s ambition to reduce the CO2 emissions from it...

Wärtsilä will supply equipment for the world’s second-largest plant capable of liquefying bio-methane and synthetic methane from renewable energy sources to produce carbon-neutral transportation fuel.

Wärtsilä will deliver new generating equipment to add approximately 20 MW of output to the existing Borg El Arab power plant located some 45 kilometres southwest of Alexandria, Egypt

Wärtsilä has signed a 10-year Guaranteed Asset Performance agreement with Malicounda Power of Senegal. The long-term service agreement targets the further strengthening of Malicounda Power’s position as a power producer for Senegal’s grid.

According to a new report from Wärtsilä, Europe can cut its power sector gas consumption in half, reduce energy costs by EUR 323 / USD 356 billion and increase energy independence by 2030 if it rapidly scales up its renewable capacity.

Wärtsilä has published an important paper on the role of sustainable fuels in the energy sector’s transition towards decarbonised power generation. Future carbon-neutral fuels and the use of flexible engine power plants capable of utilising such fuels, will be central to this transition.