Twentyfour7. - Wärtsilä's stakeholder magazine

Conquering the Northern Sea Route
The warming climate has opened up a new shipping route through the Arctic that can potentially cut weeks off transit times between Europe and Asia. But the passage, which Russia hopes to make accessible year-round, will require mariners to take special care if they are to traverse it. - Environment, 17 October 2019
Ultramax 2030: Next Generation Shipping
Ship owners can now have vessels that that are affordable, compliant with the IMO’s 2030 emission targets and have high operational efficiency. Meet the Ultramax 2030 65K DWT Bulk Carrier. - Innovation, 16 October 2019
The dawn of the African century?
As the African economy grows from strength to strength, reliable access to power could be key to unlocking its full potential. - Energy, 15 October 2019
The latest Twentyfour7. magazine is out
We give you a sneak peek of what you’ll find in this year’s second issue. - Innovation, 11 October 2019
A utility-led renewable energy transition in Missouri
Missouri’s largest utility, Ameren, is moving the state towards a renewable energy future. Read on to learn how this transition is taking place and what it’s likely to mean for Missouri residents and businesses. - Energy, 10 October 2019
Italy’s energy system basks in the sun
Italy is greatly expanding renewable power generation, but this calls for a significant redesign in its power system. Wärtsilä’s power system modelling can be a critical tool to maximise renewables, lower emissions, save money and take another step towards a 100% renewable energy future. - Energy, 9 October 2019
Cruising towards sustainability
Cruise ships are massive floating cities and, much like their land-based counterparts, have to deal with problems such as safety and sustainability. Here’s how Wärtsilä’s Smart Marine solutions are helping the cruise industry cope with these issues. - Environment, 8 October 2019
Taking the steps to a sustainable society
The society of the future is a place where humans live in harmony with each other and the natural world, interconnected by both our ecosystem and our digital tools. But what are the steps required to achieve this goal, given the current realities and anticipated future challenges? - Environment, 4 October 2019
Climate change and the oceans: Navigating in troubled waters
A new report from the IPCC details the extent to which the oceans are already being affected by global warming and calls for urgent action from industry, governments and activists to reduce emissions. - Environment, 3 October 2019
Smart modelling to shape future power systems
At a time when 100% renewable energy is within reach, utilities need to invest in assets that provide clean energy and are flexible and reliable. Advanced Power System Modelling can help power companies make smart investment choices while ensuring the lights never go out. South Africa was an early adopter of this approach. We tell you how it benefitted the country’s power systems and what other nations can learn from this. - Energy, 2 October 2019
SEA20: Marine cities join together for change
A year ago, Wärtsilä announced an ambitious global initiative to confront the impact of climate change in marine communities. What progress has been made? Read on. - Environment, 26 September 2019
UN Summit has corporations leading on climate change
Leaders from around the globe gathered in New York to confront head-on the challenges of global warming, with businesses more than governments ready to take steps toward energy efficiency. - Environment, 24 September 2019
Taking offshore operations onshore: Wärtsilä Power solution for normally unattended offshore installations
Get set to crank the efficiency of unattended offshore oil and gas operations up to the max thanks to the new Wärtsilä Power solution. Now, offshore assets will be able to operate for up to six months without the need for onsite personnel or scheduled maintenance on site. - In Detail, 24 September 2019
5 ways Wärtsilä is responding to warming oceans
The IPCC report on the state of the world’s oceans has been in development since 2017. In the meantime, Wärtsilä has been working to develop sustainable solutions to cope with changes the fragile marine environment. Watch the video to learn more. - Environment, 20 September 2019
The marathon task of transforming an industry
If we work together, the maritime industry can be at the frontier in providing clean solutions for a sustainable future. - Environment, 19 September 2019
Lighting up India’s hinterland
India has emerged as the fastest growing energy market in the world. Investments in the sector grew at 12% last year with spending on renewable energy (RE) exceeding fossil fuel-based power. The country aims at being a power surplus nation and RE can play a big role in the transition. - Energy, 18 September 2019
Ensuring the future of shipping is in green hands
As scientists and industry leaders race to develop viable zero-emissions solutions for shipping, a group of Norwegian teenagers took on the challenge and won the chance to present their zero-carbon emission concept at a Wärtsilä-inspired innovation event attended by the biggest names in sustainable thinking. - People, 17 September 2019
Smart marine cities: Is water the world’s new real estate?
Singapore-based eco-architect Jason Pomeroy leads the discourse on future marine cities with regards to sustainability and climate change. A supporter of Wärtsilä’s SEA20: An Oceanic Awakening forum, the award-winning academic, author and TV host is a strong advocate of both the green and blue agenda. Here, he shares his early inspirations and vision for a greener future. - People, 12 September 2019
In conversation with Bill Hemmings and Hege Økland
The shipping industry has lagged behind others in addressing the issue of emissions. Twentyfour7. caught up with Bill Hemmings, director of aviation and shipping at Transport & Environment, and Hege Økland, managing director of Norwegian cluster NCE Maritime CleanTech, on the sidelines of a recent Horizons workshop in Oslo to get their thoughts on how the industry might evolve over the next decade. - People, 11 September 2019
The next-gen office: Powered by science
Wärtsilä is collaborating with Soletair Power, a Finnish start-up operating in the field of Power-to-X to develop a revolutionary concept through which synthetic renewable fuel is produced by capturing carbon dioxide from inside buildings. Find out how. - Energy, 10 September 2019

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