JANUARY 20, 2016 — The World, the largest residential ship on the seas, is to be retrofitted with a Wärtsilä Advanced Wastewater treatment system and a Wärtsilä Nacos Platinum system for navigation
DECEMBER 14, 2014 — Helgoland, Germany’s first newbuild LNG fueled seagoing vessel was christened and made its maiden voyage December 11. Built by the Fr. Fassmer shipyard, the 83 m x 12.6
MAY 15, 2015 — Wärtsilä and Carnival Corporation & plc have partnered to optimize engine room operations aboard the company’s fleet of 101 cruise ships across its nine global brands. Wärtsilä’s
MAY 8, 2015 — Wärtsilä reports that its 50DF marine engine has been successfully tested and certified to run on ethane (LEG) fuel in an extensive and successful testing program was carried
APRIL 3, 2014 — Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri reports that the first LNG fueled ferry built in Italy, the F.-A.-Gauthier, departed its shipyard in Castellammare di Stabia, Naples, April 1, after successfully completing
Wärtsilä has been awarded a contract by shipbuilding company STX Finland Oy to supply the propulsion machinery for a new passenger ferry to be built for Viking Line, a Finnish ship owner.
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In our December issue, we published our “Distinctive Deliveries” feature, recognizing a unique variety of vessels delivered in 2022. Here’s what made the list: Ever Alot World’s largest containership Evergreen Marine Corporation
By Sasha Heriot, Head of Product, Vessel Assistance Systems – Wärtsilä Voyage The maritime industry was hopeful of a return to “normal” in 2022. While there are signs the maritime supply chain—and
by Sarah Barrett, product insights and Kay Dausendschön, head of product, Wärtsilä Voyage How do you plan on navigating the complex maze of decarbonisation regulations set to shake up maritime operations from
How do you train seafarers who won’t necessarily go to sea, but will manage vessels remotely from shore? Singapore’s Center of Excellence in Maritime Safety (CEMS) aims to do just that —
