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Data driven maintenance – why less is...

With an expensive, complex asset like a ship’s engine it would be unthinkable to consider giving it less...
3 February 2021
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Wärtsilä response to COVID-19

The rapid spread of the novel coronavirus disease 2019, combined with the impact of various government responses, is now affecting every person, organisation and society worldwide. In this highly unusual and uncertain situation we are fully committed...

Propelling the maritime industry into...

With increasing demands on owners and operators to improve efficiency while also preparing for decarbonisation...
29 January 2021
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A well-timed boost gives Wärtsilä 46...

Prosperity follows electricity, and one small island is taking steps to develop its economy and its power...
25 January 2021
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Roatan: the Caribbean island embracing...

Prosperity follows electricity, and one small island is taking steps to develop its economy and its power...
20 January 2021
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Customer references

  • ALTEO group, Hungary
    Electric grids are evolving rapidly, disrupted by deregulation, distributed energy resources, renewable portfolio standards, and smart grid technologies. Energy storage is uniquely positioned at the heart of this transition. One of the lesser known, though quite significant, energy technologies focuses on optimising the current thermal energy generation infrastructure. Energy storage systems (ESS) have emerged as a viable upgrade to optimise generation performance for both renewable and traditional power sources and to help energy providers increase their revenue streams.

    ALTEO group, Hungary

  • Performance-based agreement with Carnival Corporation's fleet
    Agreement optimises the lifecycle efficiency of Carnival’s fleet.

    Performance-based agreement with Carnival Corporation's fleet

  • Centrica, UK
    The rapid growth in renewable energy in the UK has increased the need for flexible power to balance the electricity grid. Wärtsilä has worked closely with energy and services company Centrica to provide the changing market with flexible energy, helping tackle the issues created by intermittent renewables and supporting the transition to a low-carbon energy system.

    Centrica, UK

  • Maersk Drilling
    Nan Hai VI: Upgrading an obsolete power management system without interrupting operations.

    Maersk Drilling

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