Finnish technology group Wärtsilä and classification society RINA have announced a new propulsion arrangement aiming to act as a future-proof alternative to traditional ship design.
Read moreFinnish technology group Wärtsilä revealed plans to develop an autonomous, zero-emission barge to operate at the Port of Rotterdam, as part of an EU-funded research project, led by the port authority and aiming to implement green and smart port logistics.
Read moreWärtsilä Gas Solutions finalized an investigation on the systems and solutions necessary for the development of liquid CO2 carrier (LCO2) vessels.
Read moreJapanese shipping giant Nippon Yusen Kaisha (NYK) and Monohakobi Technology Institute (MTI) will evaluate Wärtsilä’s predictive maintenance service as part of a pilot programme, with NYK planning to adopt the programme as part of its fleet.
Read moreFinnish technology group Wärtsilä is cooperating with the Finnish Border Guard in the testing of bioLNG as fuel for a Coastguard patrol vessel. The aim is to lower GHG emissions, thereby lessening the impact on global warming.
Read moreTechnology advancements allow manufacturers to design and upgrade scrubbers to capture carbon at the point of exhaust, enabling them to directly tackle maritime CO2 emissions in the near future, research by Finnish technology group Wärtsilä reveals.
Read moreWärtsilä Voyage shake hands with technology solutions provider Ocean Technologies Group (OTG) in an effort to deliver transformational learning solutions and improve safety and efficiency at sea.
Read moreThe technology major Wärtsilä along with the Norway based Siem Offshore shake hands and inked an Optimised Maintenance agreement in order to reduce carbon footprint with predictive maintenance
Read moreWartsila shared its insights on the digital development the industry faces, discussed the goals of Wartsila Voyage and explained that 2020 was a year that revealed that shipping's digitalization is inevitable.
Read moreWärtsilä joined the Project CHEK – deCarbonising sHipping - in efforts to play its own role at reducing the environmental impact of shipping.
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