Twentyfour7. - Wärtsilä's stakeholder magazine

Cutting edge marine technology
Ravi Bhalsod and Sasha Heriot, employees of UK-based Guidance Marine Limited - acquired by Wärtsilä - are used to working in a state-of-the-art innovative environment. We caught up with them to find out more about what they do. - People, 13 September 2018
Finding the words to share the goods
Sharing information and expertise with colleagues enables getting innovative together; but what happens when language stands between an idea and its implementation? Here’s a peek into different ways of making sure knowledge doesn’t get lost in translation. - People, 12 September 2018
Gassed up and ready to merge
With the acquisition of Puregas Solutions, Wärtsilä has a foothold in the burgeoning biomethane market. Additionally, it gains a talented and specialised employee pool to grow a previously untapped market. - Energy, 11 September 2018
“The world’s future energy solutions exist today!”
As in all walks of life, there are the sceptics and the believers. Professor Christian Breyer falls into the latter category and is a perpetual optimist when it comes to the possibility of a fully renewable future. - Energy, 6 September 2018
Being sustainable when the world is in a flux
In a world where ice-caps are melting fast while state-heads deny climate change to be real, it becomes even more important for corporates to come forward and cooperate towards a more sustainable future. Here, the marine and energy industry may have a bigger role than others. - Innovation, 5 September 2018
5 ways to tackle plastic waste!
Plastic pollution is one of the biggest threats to oceans. If you are wondering how this pollution can be reduced, look no further! Here are five, simple ways to make it happen. - Environment, 4 September 2018
Introducing next-generation Propulsion Control by Wärtsilä
The Propulsion Control System is a key feature of the automation systems on board a ship. In addition to ensuring safety and reliability, modern Propulsion Control Systems are also playing an increasingly important role in facilitating the smooth, efficient operation of marine vessels. - Innovation, 3 September 2018
Disrupting the market, sustainably!
The maritime industry is at a crossroads of change. Stricter regulatory requirements mean that it can no longer be business-as-usual for all players. From rethinking business models to using carbon credits to changing shipping technology, the industry is doing it all. Welcome to the next era of shipping. - Innovation, 29 August 2018
Future-proofing energy storage
Rising energy and power consumption is fast becoming a global ‘talk of the town’. In this scenario, we dive into the Energy Storage Systems (ESS) market to explore the nitty-gritty of this segment and find out if (and how) we can future-proof energy storage. - In Detail, 29 August 2018
Shipping in 2020: Choosing the right fuel and propulsion system
Stringent environmental legislation is starting to hit the shipping industry. The International Maritime Organization’s (IMO) Tier III regulations require ships to cut NOx emissions by 80% from the Tier I level within Emission Control Areas (ECAs) and follow a 0.5% cap on the sulphur content in fuel from 2020. These requirements will force ship owners to look beyond today’s standard solutions. - In Detail, 28 August 2018
Better drive digital transformation than fight it
Whether or not you’re crazy about the omnipresence of digitalisation, the transformation is already underway. With the WeLeap app, Wärtsilians can enjoy the ride – and be rewarded for it. - Innovation, 24 August 2018
Latin America: The power of one
United we stand, divided we fall. That seems to be the new mantra taking Latin America’s energy market by storm. It is commonly believed that integrating the region’s energy market will make it stronger to weather future shocks. But is it a good idea? Twentyfour7. investigates. - Energy, 23 August 2018
AI makes experts more curious and proactive
Unparalleled expertise on one of the widest portfolios in the marine industry makes Wärtsilä a partner to many customers. Thanks to advancements in the field of AI, we are now able to identify anomalies and potential failures in real-time. Therefore we can now provide the same expertise more proactively, shifting focus away from troubleshooting towards proactive support and optimisation. - In Detail, 22 August 2018
Makeover time for the shipping industry
Frank Coles is a provocateur. But unlike many noise makers, he knows what he is talking about. - People, 22 August 2018
The great clean-up
The fight against ocean plastic has spurred countless efforts to physically remove trash from the environment, from old-fashioned beach cleans to ambitious engineering ventures. Here's a look at various types of projects and its potential impacts. - Environment, 21 August 2018
RPA – the digital colleague providing businesses with superpowers
The merging of Robotic Process Automation (RPA) with Artificial intelligence (AI) is not quite there yet. However, through awareness sessions and training of internal developers, RPA has become a comprehensive solution at Wärtsilä – and it is growing fast. - Innovation, 17 August 2018
Sustainable investing is not just PR
When it comes to the environment and social justice, more and more investors are putting their money where their mouth is – for a good reason. Read how investors really have a say in making the world a more sustainable place, and how Wärtsilä is contributing to the change. - Environment, 16 August 2018
The e-volution of shipping
The ever more powerful e-commerce platforms such as Amazon and Alibaba, with their customer focus, want full speed ahead. Will shipping ride this wave or be crushed by it? - Innovation, 15 August 2018
Life after plastic: the hunt for alternatives
From seaweed-based packaging to fabric made of waste milk, the drive to find sustainable substitutes for conventional plastic has yielded a number of surprising innovations. Though still in their infancy, such solutions are giving hope that green tech will one day triumph over trash. - Environment, 14 August 2018
Everyone can be part of the digital transformation
Developing Robotic Process Automation (RPA) does not require a university degree. Anyone with ordinary computer skills and detailed knowledge of the process to be automated can succeed. - People, 10 August 2018

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