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Are you looking for a way to reduce vessel emissions quickly, while still operating on conventional fuels? Onboard carbon capture and storage could help you do just that. Learn more about a technology that is likely to play a strong role in the decarbonisation of shipping - 17 facts that smart marine professionals should know about carbon capture and storage: ??https://wartsi.ly/4fGRMH8 #MarineInnovation #CarbonCapture

#HotOffThePress - W?rtsil? will supply its latest carbon capture and storage-ready scrubber systems -?CCS-Ready scrubbers?- for three container ships owned by German operator Leonhardt & Blumberg. A CCS-Ready solution will assure Leonhardt & Blumberg that it has continued regulatory compliance for SOx emissions today and opens the door to a smooth CCS system adoption in the future. The W?rtsil? solution significantly reduces a vessel’s operational expenses by enabling it to operate with less costly and more readily available fuel (HFO). At the same time, it significantly reduces the ship’s carbon footprint in line with the industry’s decarbonisation targets. “This project highlights and strengthens W?rtsil?’s commitment to deliver sustainable solutions for our customers. Our CCS-Ready scrubber technology has been proven in extensive testing over the past two and a half years. It is based on our deep experience and in-house know-how and will deliver a significant contribution to the industry’s efforts to reduce shipping’s environmental impact,” - Sigurd Jenssen, Director, Exhaust Treatment, W?rtsil? Marine.? Following a number of newbuild orders for CCS-Ready scrubbers, this will be one of the first retrofit projects prepared for CCS in the marine industry. For more information ?? https://lnkd.in/e26mybNG #PressRelease #sustainability #decarbonisation #maritime

#HotOffThePress - W?rtsil? will upgrade the exhaust treatment system onboard four vessels in Norwegian operator Color Line's fleet. As maritime's drive for energy efficiency and emissions reductions become ever more urgent, ship owners and operators are seeking solutions which will help them to optimise vessel performance and reach sustainability targets. The upgrade to a hybrid scrubber system onboard these ships will give Color Line control over any abatement from the scrubber wash water, ensuring its vessels remain compliant with tightening regulations.? “Through adopting a modular approach, continuous research and development, as well as prioritising innovation, we are fully committed to developing abatement solutions which support the industry in its goals for reducing its emissions footprint. We have worked closely with Color Line in the past and are pleased to continue to support them with ensuring their assets operate safely, efficiently and sustainably.”? - Kashif Javaid, Director of Sales, Exhaust Treatment, W?rtsil? Marine. For more information ?? https://lnkd.in/eqysSjdm

#HotOffThePress - W?rtsil? has signed a six-year Lifecycle Agreement with Malaysia based Nautica Ship Management. The agreement covers two vessels, the MTT Saisunee & MTT Senari, and is designed to ensure that the ships’ exhaust gas treatment systems operate at maximum efficiency. The scope of the agreement includes remote access capabilities. This feature enables seamless monitoring and troubleshooting of the Exhaust Gas Cleaning (EGC) systems installed on the two vessels, ensuring prompt response and minimal downtime. “We are pleased to recognise Nautica’s professional approach to maintaining and future proofing their fleet and are proud to support them with this agreement. We constantly upgrade and improve our solutions in line with the latest and best available technology. Our 24/7 service, and especially the remote access feature, gives us the opportunity to provide immediate support and troubleshooting for these vessels, while delivering important cost savings,” comments David Zhongwei Xu, W?rtsil? Area Sales Manager in Singapore. Learn more here ?? https://lnkd.in/es8szFhv

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CO2 capture on ships to have a major impact well ahead of 2030 While the industry waits for future fuels to be developed and scaled up, Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) provides an immediate opportunity for sustainable shipping. ? To succeed in reducing maritime CO2 emissions by 70% by 2050, the target set by the International Maritime Organization (IMO), the industry will be dependent on new?innovations and technologies - most of which are currently under development. ?? By utilising our long-standing experience and in-depth knowledge of abatement technologies, we at W?rtsil? are contributing to these innovations by developing the industry’s first onboard Carbon Capture and Storage technology. ?? Read more in our #Wartsila190 technology highlight: https://wartsi.ly/3WIM6Xg #KnowYourWartsila #CarbonCapture

Want to know more about Carbon Capture in Marine? ????? Click the link below to explore how onboard Carbon Capture and Storage can help drive shipping's decarbonisation with Sigurd Jenssen, W?rtsil?'s Director of Exhaust Treatment ?? https://ow.ly/b7Vn50RFmh9 #marine #sustainability #carboncapture

W?rtsil? is looking for an experienced Product Specialist to join our team in Moss, Norway. This position will play a vital role in the electro engineering of our Exhaust Gas Cleaning and Carbon Capture & Storage (CCS) technology. As a global leader in the development, design, manufacturing, and lifecycle services for exhaust gas treatment solutions and CCS, we see that the transition to sustainable energy systems is set to accelerate dramatically over the coming years. If you’re passionate about playing your part in driving global decarbonisation efforts and want to join a team of likeminded individuals, who are all working towards enabling sustainable societies through innovations in technology and services, then please do get in touch. Follow the link below to apply: https://lnkd.in/eekZjWsk #CCS #Shipping #Maritime #CarbonCapture #Scrubbers #careers #WeAreHiring

We are proud to share this insightful article by Sigurd Jenssen, Director of W?rtsil? Exhaust Treatment, which sheds light on the pivotal role of onboard carbon capture and storage (CCS) in shaping shipping's carbon-neutral future. With regulatory initiatives driving increased investments and proactive measures to incentivise CCS adoption, the journey towards net-zero shipping is becoming a reality. At W?rtsil?, we're accelerating the deployment of CCS for shipping, with the world’s first full-scale installation set for the summer of 2024. Our upcoming pilot onboard Solvang ASA’s ethylene carrier, Clipper Eris, demonstrates the technical viability of retrofitting CCS technology, marking a significant milestone in our commitment to climate neutrality. But it doesn’t stop there. Through extensive testing and collaboration, we're overcoming challenges in designing and integrating CCS systems onboard ships. Our CCS feasibility studies and CCS-ready scrubbers are empowering shipowners to embrace decarbonisation initiatives, ensuring a sustainable path forward for our planet and economy. By integrating CCS technology with our proven scrubber systems, we're not only meeting regulatory requirements, but also pioneering solutions that address broader environmental challenges. Read the full article in The Maritime Executive to discover how advancements in CCS technology are revolutionising the maritime industry, and paving the way for cleaner and more sustainable shipping practices. ?? https://lnkd.in/eU3jBj-b #CCS #Shipping #Maritime #CarbonCapture #Scrubbers

A recent article by Ruth Herbert MPhys FEI, CEO of the Carbon Capture and Storage Association, highlighted the urgent need for a robust CO2 transport and storage infrastructure between the UK and EU, as well as the key challenges and opportunities this effort would involve. Herbert emphasises the role of technical measures, such as a mutual recognition of standards, to facilitate cross-border projects, despite political uncertainties. She also sees optimism in the European Commission's industrial carbon management strategy, which outlines a vision for CO2 transport and storage in Europe. At W?rtsil? Exhaust Treatment, we recognise the crucial importance of developing cross-border CO2 transport and storage infrastructure to achieve net-zero targets, and we are committed to providing future-proofed compliance solutions to support the industry in meeting its climate goals. As we work toward reducing maritime CO2 emissions, our CCS-ready scrubbers are leading the way in achieving immediate decarbonisation benefits for ship owners and operators, in the near future. Read more via Riviera Maritime Media Ltd: https://lnkd.in/eHQWMCZT #Sustainability #Shipping #CarbonCapture #CCS #Maritime