Wärtsilä to Supply Propulsion Package for Methanol-Ready Cement Carrier Vessel

Wärtsilä Corporation, a renowned technology group, continues to make strides in supporting the marine industry’s efforts to decarbonize operations. In a recent press release, Wärtsilä announced its latest order to supply a complete propulsion package for a 38,000 DWT methanol-ready cement carrier vessel, marking a significant milestone in the industry.

Efforts towards Decarbonization

The order placed by NovaAlgoma, a joint venture between Nova Marine Group and Algoma Central Corporation, highlights the industry’s commitment towards green and sustainable fleet development. The vessel, set to be the world’s largest of its kind, will feature a methanol-ready notation, showcasing a strong push towards decarbonization.

Key Components of the Propulsion Package

Wärtsilä’s scope of supply for the vessel includes a range of essential components such as Wärtsilä 32 engines, Wärtsilä 25 auxiliary engine, gearboxes, controllable pitch propellers, selective catalytic reduction (SCR) exhaust after-treatment systems, propulsion control system, shaft generators, and engine accessory items. This comprehensive package is designed to enhance the vessel’s efficiency and minimize emissions during operations.

Both Wärtsilä and Nova share a joint commitment to decarbonize shipping operations within the maritime industry. By offering integrated solutions that prioritize sustainability and efficiency, Wärtsilä aims to support Nova in achieving its sustainability goals while ensuring optimal energy utilization and minimal environmental impact during the vessel’s operations.

Wärtsilä’s collaboration with NovaAlgoma to supply a complete propulsion package for the methanol-ready cement carrier vessel underscores the industry’s collective efforts towards decarbonization and sustainability. With a strong focus on innovative solutions and green technologies, Wärtsilä continues to drive the maritime industry towards a more sustainable and environmentally friendly future.

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