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The path of change
Björn Ullbro's story is all about embracing uncertainty and meeting adversity head-on.
- Innovation, 22 February 2018
Can oceans provide our energy?
Humanity has always been in awe of the power of the oceans. But it is now time to harvest the energy of the oceans. Is it doable? We answer that question, and many more, in this story.
- Innovation, 21 February 2018
HYbrid on ice
History will be made when the icebreaking and hybrid TundRA 3600-H tug starts operations in Luleå, Sweden in early 2019. We give you a glimpse of the history-in-the-making.
- Innovation, 20 February 2018
The Sport called Life!
Finnish wheelchair racer Leo-Pekka Tähti is a five-time Paralympic gold medallist. Earlier this year he added another award to his mantle, this time for his work in sports, off-field. We asked him what motivates him.
- Innovation, 15 February 2018
Could China shape the world’s energy future?
As China begins to make good on its promises of a renewables-focused ‘energy revolution,’ analysts are debating its potential impact on worldwide market trends and whether the changes could accelerate the global transition to clean energy.
- Energy, 14 February 2018
Powering up the customer experience
Indonesia, one of the fastest growing economies in Southeast Asia, wants to make sure every Indonesian has access to electricity. That is a tall order given the fact that it is a country formed by more than 17,000 islands. But Wärtsilä is navigating the hurdles and making a big difference in the landscape. We tell you how.
- Innovation, 13 February 2018
Singapore’s maritime industry – winds of change
Singapore’s dominance of the region’s transhipment business has come under threat. Neighbouring countries are making massive investments and the city state is responding with a long term programme that will see it upgrading its infrastructure. Will the island nation regain its dominance?
- Innovation, 8 February 2018
Drones and power generation – what’s the connection?
Airborne wind energy is the new kid on the block. It uses drone technology to tap higher altitudes in wind power generation. Wondering how? Here’s the answer.
- Innovation, 7 February 2018
Rethinking the grid
If you have any questions about energy storage, John G. Jung, Founder, President and CEO of Greensmith Energy Management Systems – the newest member of the Wärtsilä family - is the man to answer them. We asked him three of our own.
- Energy, 6 February 2018
Changing the way we work
It is impossible to predict what work will look like in a decade or two. But what we know for certain is that job functions will be more versatile. Let me explain.
- Innovation, 31 January 2018
From anxious to awesome
One in three science researchers is a woman, according to UNESCO figures. That paints a dire picture of gender equality in the STEM subjects (science, technology, engineering and mathematics). How do we get girls to battle their "mathematics anxiety"? And why should we?
- Innovation, 30 January 2018
Powering the next generation
Finland’s education system is one of the world’s best. The country has attracted educators, politicians, thinkers, and even documentary filmmakers to say the least. Everyone wants to know what is the secret recipe for the Nordic nation’s academic success. Here’s our attempt at decoding it.
- Innovation, 29 January 2018
Experts join forces to keep customers competitive
Wärtsilä and ABB have signed a unique agreement that appoints Wärtsilä as an authorised service provider in 25 locations for ABB turbochargers installed in Wärtsilä’s 4-stroke engines. What does the agreement entail? We dissect it for you.
- Innovation, 24 January 2018
Putting the pieces together
Seldom do you see technology and opportunity coming together in a way that can positively disrupt the marine industry, but the time is ripe for that to happen.
- Innovation, 24 January 2018
The grand energy transition
The key drivers of energy trends are decarbonisation, innovation and extreme weather, believes Christoph Frei from the World Energy Council.
- Innovation, 16 January 2018
Expertise centres bet on big data
Wärtsilä Expertise Centres use the unique combination of big data, analytics, and human expertise to bring value to its marine customers. From preventing problems to providing solutions that improve performance, the centres are a force to reckon with. Read on to see what are its other prominent features.
- Innovation, 10 January 2018
Unparalleled luxury on the HY seas!
When you mix a superyacht and a cruise ship, what you get is a ship so exclusive it creates its own market segment.
- Innovation, 10 January 2018
Faster, easier, and safer together with robots
In a recent one-month pilot Wärtsilä ran with logistics company DHL, four small freight robots carried plastic bins and carton boxes in Wärtsilä’s Central Distribution Centre (CDC) in Kampen, the Netherlands. The outcome was so positive that the robots are here to stay!
- In Detail, 9 January 2018
Caribbean islands: Weathering the storm
The Caribbean islands have been reeling under the severe aftermath of two deadly hurricanes - Irma & Maria. Lives have been lost, islands wiped out, and critical infrastructure like utilities destroyed. So what will it take to power-up a stronger and more resilient Caribbean? Let’s find out.
- Environment, 3 January 2018
Eco-friendly tugs make a splash
Wärtsilä’s new family of environment-friendly tugs is here! It is based on the Wärtsilä HY concept, and draws inspiration from the company’s proven LNG technology. We tell you how these innovative tug designs translate into improved efficiency.
- Innovation, 2 January 2018
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