Wärtsilä 32 Methanol Engine

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The Wärtsilä 32 methanol engine: A new route to maritime decarbonisation

Offering simple handling and storage, reliable combustion and near carbon-neutral power (when made using renewable electricity and captured carbon), it is no surprise that methanol is emerging as a leading candidate for decarbonising shipping.

Wärtsilä’s methanol-fuelled engines have powered the Stena Line ferry Stena Germanica since 2015. Now ship owners can take advantage of this long-established methanol expertise with all the state-of-the-art features of one of Wärtsilä’s most widely used engine platforms – offering a viable and proven next step on the path to decarbonisation.

Key benefits

  • An easy-to-handle, proven solution offering compliance with all current and known future regulation
  • Reliable and efficient operations on a wide range of liquid fuels from heavy fuel oil to methanol
  • Retrofittable or newbuild solutions offering full flexibility for tailored decarbonisation pathways

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  • MOVING FORWARD WITH METHANOL

    Introducing the Wärtsilä 32 Methanol - The power to reach carbon-neutral

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Adopting methanol as marine fuel

If you are considering a switch to low-carbon fuel, methanol is an attractive option. Green methanol has the potential to be carbon free, and it meets current and future emissions targets in terms of NOx, SOx and particulates.

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Customer references

  • Van Oord

    Van Oord is accelerating the energy transition with its green ship fleet. Why did they choose methanol for their new offshore wind installation vessel?

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    Stena Germanica

    The first ship in the world to run on methanol as a marine fuel

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