Its role Technology / equipment supplier
Wärtsilä Corporation (Wärtsilä) is a Finnish technology company serving the marine and energy markets. It designs and supplies ship power systems— including medium- and high-speed engines, propulsion, electrical and automation systems—along with power plants, energy storage, and energy optimization solutions. The company also provides lifecycle maintenance and digital services for fleets and power assets.
With growing relevance to the chemical and industrial value chain, Wärtsilä develops solutions that enable decarbonization in shipping and power generation, such as exhaust gas cleaning systems, fuel‑flexible engines capable of operating on LNG and emerging low‑carbon fuels (e.g., methanol and ammonia), and onboard carbon capture concepts. Its technologies intersect with port and industrial cluster infrastructure for alternative fuels and CO₂ handling, including integration with liquefied CO₂ logistics for capture, transport, and storage initiatives.
Also known as Wartsila.
chemXplore tracks 1 project involving Wärtsilä, of which one is active.
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First industrial electricity from the 120 MW gas unit at the 247 MW Mangystau hybrid plant; integrates solar, gas and planned wind to decarbonize regional supply.
Pure HVO ran ~2,000 hours on a ship engine with no modifications; matched fuel performance, cut NOx ~16% and particulates, and cut lifecycle GHG ~80%. Validated by maker and independent certifier.
A DNV report highlights the need for clear regulations to advance OCCS technology, crucial for maritime decarbonization, with pilot projects showing technical feasibility and economic potential.
The 50 MW solar plant in Kazakhstan is part of a 247 MW hybrid project, integrating solar, wind, and gas to support energy transition and local economic growth.
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