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Notification in accordance with the Finnish Securities Market Act Chapter 9 § 5: The restructuring of Fiskars and Investors ownership in Wärtsilä has been completed Wärtsilä Corporation Stock exchange release 9 October 2014 at 16:00 pm EET …

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Drydocks orders Wartsila tech for Middle East’s first LNG tug


DDW orders Wartsila tech for Middle East's first LNG tug
Dubai-based Drydocks World has contracted Wärtsilä to design and supply the propulsion and other equipment for a new harbour tug that will operate on liquefied natural gas.

This will be the first harbour tug in the Middle East region to operate on gas, according to a statement by Wärtsilä.

The 29 metre long tug is the first of a series of nine such vessels to be built and operated by DDW. The project is part of a ‘green’ initiative launched by the Dubai government, and is intended to set an example for promoting environmental sustainability throughout the region.

Wärtsilä is to provide a full scope of solutions for this Eco tug, in all, Wärtsilä will supply the ship design, two 9-cylinder Wärtsilä 20DF dual-fuel engines, Wärtsilä Steerable Thrusters (WST), type WST-18 Compact thrusters, the automation equipment, and the Wärtsilä LNGPac system.

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Wartsila to build gas fueled power plant in Oman

Wärtsilä said it has been chosen to supply a 120 MW Smart Power Generation power plant for Musandam Power Company in Northern Oman.

The power plant will provide electricity for the Governorate of Musandam. The plant, delivered on a turn-key basis, is scheduled to be fully operational in late 2016. The contract includes a long-term service and maintenance agreement of 15 years. MPC is a majority-owned subsidiary of Oman Oil Company.

“In partnership with Wärtsilä, the Musandam Power Plant will use clean natural gas as the main fuel to maintain the stability of the local electricity supply, and support sustainable development in the Governorate,” Mohammed Al-Abduwani, the Chairman of the MPC Board said.

The Smart Power Generation plant will consist of 15 Wärtsilä 34DF engines. The dual-fuel units use natural gas as the main fuel and light fuel oil as back-up. The power station will meet the dynamic load demand in the rapidly developing Musandam governorate, responding to load variations between 10 and 120 MW. It will operate in high humidity and extreme temperatures of up to 50 degrees. The plant is designed to operate in island mode in the isolated Musandam grid. This means reliability is imperative.

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Four LNG newbuilds get Wartsila technology

A series of four LNG carriers being built by the Hudong-Zhongua Shipbuilding yard in China will feature Wärtsilä LNG reliquefaction plants and gas handling systems.

The ships are owned by

-Bermuda-based Teekay Corporation,
-China LNG Shipping,
-CNOOC Energy Technology of China, and
-BW Gas of Norway.

The contracts with Wärtsilä were issued by Hudong-Zhonghua Shipbuilding and were signed during the fourth quarter.

The reliquefaction plant will reliquefy 70% of the boil-off gas from the ships’ LNG cargo and return it to the cargo tanks, while the balance is fed by the gas handling system to the engines for propulsion purposes. The system is pre-fabricated in skid modules for easy onboard installation and hook-up. It can be stopped when the cargo pumps are in operation, thereby reducing the need for extra generator capacity, Wärtsilä said in a statement.

For both the LNG reliquefaction plant and gas handling system, Wärtsilä will provide engineering support, system responsibility and associated process guarantees.

The first of the 174,000 m3 LNG carriers is scheduled for delivery in September 2017, with two to follow in 2018 and the last ship in January 2019.

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Wartsila reveals new LNG carrier designs

Wärtsilä informed it has launched a new series of LNG carrier ship designs.

This series of designs is the latest addition to Wärtsilä’s ship design portfolio and is an important part of the company’s strategic programme under the theme “Taking Merchant Shipping into the Gas Age,” the company said in a statement.

The series comprises four vessel designs, the WSD59 3K, WSD59 6.5K, WSD55 12K, and WSD50 20K, all of which have been developed in close cooperation with customers to produce vessels that are appropriate for the global LNG infrastructure and applicable for both ocean going and inland water operations. In each case, fuel economy, performance guarantees, optional versions to meet specific needs, and the flexibility to choose particular features and solutions have been emphasised.

More than 4000 vessels have thus far been built based on Wärtsilä designs, including some of the world’s most advanced LNG-powered ships, the statement said.

The WSD59 3K design offers fuel consumption of 7.5 t/d at a service speed of 14 knots. The design draft is 4.75 metres. The fuel consumption for the WSD55 12K design vessels is 13.5 t/d at a service speed of 14.5 knots, making it the best in its class. The design draft is 6.2 metres. The fuel consumption for vessels based on the WSD50 20K design is also the best in its class at 18.1 t/d at a service speed of 15 knots. The WSD59 6.5K design offers a fuel consumption of 11.0 t/d at a speed of 13 knots. The design draft is 5.8 metres.

The new designs have been developed at the Wärtsilä Ship Design offices in China and Poland.

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Wartsila, Golar LNG sign fleet maintenance deal

Wärtsilä said it has signed a 5-year technical management agreement with Golar Management Oslo for delivery of services to Golar LNG.

The service agreement includes remote monitoring of engines, maintenance planning, advisory services, and guaranteed availability of personnel as well as spare parts, Wärtsilä said in a statement.

Golar LNG operates a fleet of 13 vessels, dedicated to both LNG transportation and midstream floating solutions. The company’s LNG carriers and FSRU’s are all equipped with Wärtsilä engines, the number of engines totaling at 52.

In addition to planning and consultation services, the deal includes a condition-based maintenance (CBM) system that supports in optimizing the performance of the installed equipment. The system allows Wärtsilä’s specialists to monitor and analyse various parameters, enabling Wärtsilä to plan and perform the maintenance activities needed in relation to the engines’ lifecycle and condition. This enables predictive maintenance while maximising uptime and reducing operating costs, the statement said.

In addition, the dedicated Contract Manager offers technical advice and consultation as well as maintenance planning, increasing the predictability of maintenance and service needs. The CBM system completes the offering by ensuring the optimal and cost-effective use of engines, it added.

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Wartsila signs maintenance deal with GasLog

Wärtsilä informed it has signed a maintenance agreement with the GasLog to ensure the reliability of operation of GasLog’s seven LNG carriers, each having a cargo capacity of 155,000 cbm.

The agreement was signed in the first quarter of 2015 and its duration is from 3 to 5 years, the company said in a statement.

By analysing the data collected from GasLog’s vessels, Wärtsilä will provide information regarding the condition of the equipment, which enables GasLog to optimise maintenance and asset performance, it said.

According to Wärtsilä, utilisation of the data collected via satellite allows GasLog to maximise intervals between maintenance periods, streamline logistics for spare part deliveries and ensure that main generating engines are operating optimally.

The services offered to GasLog under this agreement includes condition based maintenance, maintenance management services, performance monitoring and remote online support.

Workshop services for all 28 Wärtsilä 50DF dual-fuel engines are covered by the agreement as well.

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http://www.pv-tech.org/news/ultra-flexible-power-generation-…

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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 52.246.174 von R-BgO am 21.04.16 15:56:54

Wärtsilä Diversifies into Solar PV
May 3, 2016
By William Steel


Finnish energy group Wärtsilä recently announced its entry into the solar energy industry with an emphasis on delivery of turnkey utility-scale solar PV and unique hybrid power plant solutions. The company will engage in delivery of its first hybrid power plant late this year, with a retrofitting project in Jordan.

Wärtsilä spokesperson Jussi Laitinen told Renewable Energy World that there are three key drivers to Wärtsilä’s new direction: “First, the timing is very good; we consider the price of solar modules to be appropriate to enter the business. Second, the growth prospects for utility scale solar are tempting — this is where the growth is going to happen in the near future. And third, we are already very much present in areas where utility-scale PV growth will happen.”

With facilities in 176 countries that are powered by liquid fuels, including oil, biofuel and natural gas, Wärtsilä has a total of 60 GW of installed generation capacity. The company plans on leveraging its experience and customer base to promote both pure solar PV plants of 10 MW and above, and hybrid plant solutions. These systems, Laitinen said, are expected to be especially promising in Africa, the Middle East, Latin America and South East Asia, where target customers include utilities, independent power producers and industrial customers.

“We have a very broad, existing customer base around these areas interested in the hybrid solution; meaning, existing customers can now buy a solar PV power plant and connect it to an engine power plant to reduce CO2 emissions and fuel costs,” Laitinen said.

Wärtsilä’s hybrid solution couples solar PV generation with its so-called Smart Power Generation power plant — an internal combustion engine-based system, designed for providing fast-response baseload, peaking and backup power.

The two generating units will operate in synchrony, with PV providing energy whenever available — offsetting fuel use during the day — and engines rapidly able to ramp up whenever necessary to compensate for variation in solar generation. The engines may be run off of natural gas, heavy or light fuel oil, or biofuels.

Wärtsilä views the hybrid solution as “key to the transition to renewables and a natural continuation of our Smart Power Generation concept.”

“We see an opportunity to help customers reduce their CO2 footprint — it saves fuels costs and CO2 emissions. And it seems the latter can be as interesting as the fuel costs to many companies,” Laitinen said.

Wärtsilä is anticipating rapid growth in its venture into solar — expecting annual sales of €300 million ($346 million) by 2020, based off 300 MW in annual installations.

The company’s first hybrid project is planned for Jordan and will see 46 MW of solar modules connected to an existing 250 MW Smart Power Generation plant featuring sixteen Wärtsilä 50DF engines.

Wärtsilä will be providing the Jordanian project complete engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) services, including inverters, switchgear, control systems and overhead transmission lines.
Regarding the timeline for the project, Laitinen said construction will start at the end of the year, and the solar PV unit is scheduled to come online next year.

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Wärtsilä Corporation
Stock exchange release 20 June 2016 at 1:00 PM E. Europe Standard Time


Wärtsilä and China State Shipbuilding Corporation (CSSC) have agreed to transfer Wärtsilä’s 30% minority stake in the two-stroke joint venture Winterthur Gas & Diesel (WinGD) to CSSC. Following the transaction, CSSC owns 100% of WinGD. The two-stroke operations have, until the divestment, been classified as discontinued operations. The value of the transaction is not significant.

Wärtsilä will recognise write-downs of approximately EUR 59 million in its results for the second quarter of 2016, of which EUR 21 million relate to the WinGD divestment and EUR 17 million to the restructuring program announced in April 2016. The remaining write-downs relate to the realisation of Brazilian real exchange rate losses and to other receivables. They will affect the Wärtsilä’s second quarter financial items.

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Partnerschaft mit Greensmith:

http://www.energy-storage.news/news/greensmith-energy-partne…

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WÄRTSILÄ AND CARNIVAL CORPORATION ANNOUNCE STRATEGIC PERFORMANCE-BASED PARTNERSHIP

Wärtsilä Corporation, Press Release, 25 January 2017 at 10 am EET

Wärtsilä and Carnival Corporation & plc (NYSE/LSE: CCL; NYSE: CUK), the world's largest cruise company, announced today that they have signed a comprehensive, 12-year agreement that strengthens their existing partnership and joint continuous improvement efforts to maintain the highest possible levels for cruise ship safety and reliability. The performance-based agreement provides for shared financial incentives and exposure based on outcomes for both companies.

The value of the long-term agreement is approximately EUR 900 million. The expected revenues for 24 months, approximately EUR 150 million, will be included in Wärtsilä's order book for the first quarter of 2017. As the contract becomes effective as of April 1, the expected revenues for 2017 are EUR 56 million.

According to the agreement, all engine maintenance and monitoring work for 79 of Carnival Corporation's vessels will be handled by Wärtsilä, and ongoing planning will be a collaboration between both companies.

The agreement includes Wärtsilä's Dynamic Maintenance Planning (DMP) and Condition Based Maintenance (CBM). These services are based on capturing digitalised data streams from every engine, after which this data is analysed by specialists. This allows real-time optimisation of the equipment whilst predicting operational and maintenance demands. With the DMP and CBM in place, vessel and fleet operations are optimized and engine overhaul intervals potentially extended. With approximately 400 Wärtsilä engines covered under the agreement, even the smallest improvements in vessel fuel consumption add up to significant annual savings in fleet operational costs.

"Our agreement with Wärtsilä extends our cooperation to a strategic partnership," said Bill Burke, Chief Maritime Officer for Carnival Corporation. "With Wärtsilä maintaining vessels under our agreement and ensuring a high level of safety and reliability, we can concentrate on our core priority - providing great cruise vacations for our more than 11 million annual guests. In addition to reducing our costs, the long-term agreement increases safety and operational efficiency - two critical advantages in the fast-growing cruise market."

Mutual incentives and shared risks

The long-term performance-based agreement model provides predictability of costs and incentives for both companies as remuneration is based on how the equipment performs, with the companies sharing exposure based on outcomes. For Wärtsilä, the strategic partnership encourages increased focus on research and development, manufacturing and other functions to make its products even better and more efficient.

"We are very excited to develop our long-term partnership into a more strategic direction. Both Wärtsilä and Carnival Corporation are committed to investing significantly in this partnership as well as to develop our cooperation in the long run. We are confident that working closely together, we can improve performance in both organisations," says Pierpaolo Barbone, President, Services & Executive Vice President, Wärtsilä Corporation.

Further improvements in energy efficiency will be a significant focus area for Wärtsilä within this agreement and a key driver for the cooperation between the two companies. Engine efficiency and fuel consumption will be measured on a regular basis, with improvements to fuel efficiency based on continuous monitoring and data analysis. Potential savings in fuel costs are counted in tens of millions of dollars per year.

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Wartsila enters energy storage market

05/10/2017
By Kelvin Ross, Editor


Finnish technology group Wartsila has entered the energy storage market with the launch of several new solutions.

Wartsila says the hybrid power plant and energy storage solutions will utilize storage technology alongside traditional engine-based power generation. The company is also offering stand-alone storage solutions.

Today’s launch comes on the back of Wartsila’s entry into the solar PV business last year with its solar PV plants and engines+solar PV hybrid plants.

“The energy storage market is being created as we speak and gaining momentum,” it said. “Today, large markets exist for stand-alone energy storage, for example in the US, UK and central Europe. Hybrid solutions including energy storage are increasingly becoming financially attractive, for example in areas where fuel prices are high and the penetration of renewable power sources is significant.”

Javier Cavada, President of Wartsila Energy Solutions, added: "We are very excited to introduce these new solutions to our customers. Adding energy storage technology to our existing engine based power plants enables our customers to have instant power while saving fuel, maintenance costs and reducing emissions.”

The storage solutions have been enabled by Wartsila’s co-operation with Greensmith, a leading provider of EMS software which makes GEMS, a widely-deployed storage software solution.

Wartsila said that by using GEMS, “hybrid power plants run in an optimal way at all times ensuring ideal utilization of both the engines and the energy storage solution”.

"With a world-class EMS software platform we solidify our systems integration capabilities" added Cavada. He said the new solutions provide optimized spinning reserve, fuel savings, O&M optimization, regulation compliance and reduced emissions.

Risto Paldanius, director of Energy Storage at Wärtsilä Energy Solutions, said: "With these new solutions, Wartsila does not only enter the energy storage market but also becomes a systems integrator as we are able to optimize the usage of our hybrid power plants with EMS software."

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The Storage Scoop-up Continues: Wärtsilä Acquires Greensmith Energy Management Systems
May 15, 2017

http://www.renewableenergyworld.com/articles/2017/05/the-sto…

At the storage industry matures, larger companies are starting to purchase some of the original start-ups. Earlier this year, Enel Green Power scooped up Demand Energy and Ormat purchased Viridity and in 2016, GE Ventures bought a stake in Sonnen.

This week news that Finland-based Wärtsilä agreed to acquire the California-based start-up Greensmith Energy Management Systems is another sign of the energy storage sector’s promise for the future.

Founded in 2008, Greensmith provides intelligent energy storage technology and solutions and is responsible for deploying about a third of total U.S. energy storage capacity in 2016, according to the company. Specializing in energy storage optimization and integration software, the company today employs over 40 people and has delivered in excess of 180 MW to some of the largest power companies globally. In 2016, Wärtsilä's net sales totaled EUR 4.8 billion with approximately 18,000 employees. The company has operations in over 200 locations in more than 70 countries around the world.

Greensmith’s energy management software system, GEMS, enables utilities, EPCs and IPPs to manage and monitor individual systems or entire fleets of systems, identifying and diagnosing equipment issues in real time, and extending system performance and longevity. The company also offers a commercial and industrial (C&I) and microgrid solution called OMNI4.

Energy storage is expected to grow exponentially as it becomes an integral part of any energy system. Wärtsilä said that it aims to become a global systems integrator with full in-house ability to provide energy solutions that include many different forms of power generation, energy storage and demand side management. Having an integration software platform is a must, it says, and acquiring Greensmith gives Wärtsilä an industry leading platform to offer across an installed base of over 63 gigawatts of power generation around the world.

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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 54.953.930 von R-BgO am 16.05.17 13:55:46

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Wärtsilä to maintain Maran Gas’ TFDE LNG fleet

Wärtsilä and Maran Gas Maritime signed a five-year agreement covering the maintenance of the latter’s 21 TDFE (tri-fuel diesel electric) LNG carriers equipped with Wärtsilä 50DF engines.

Maran Gas Maritime is the LNG shipping unit of the Angelicoussis Shipping Group and operates a fleet of approximately 130 merchant vessels globally with 33 of these being LNG vessels, 21 of which are TFDE.

The new agreement includes dynamic maintenance planning (DMP), condition based maintenance (CBM) services and remote operational support, Wärtsilä said.

The new agreement also includes the supply of spare parts for maintenance along with technical expertise and workshop services to execute overhauls.

The Wärtsilä 50DF tri-fuel engines installed on the MGM vessels can be operated with heavy fuel oil (HFO), marine diesel oil (MDO) or natural gas.

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Wärtsilä completes acquisition of Greensmith Energy Management Systems Inc.

Press release July 03, 2017 at 5:00 PM E. Europe Standard Time


The technology group Wärtsilä today announces that it has closed the acquisition of Greensmith Energy Management Systems Inc., a market leader in grid-scale energy storage software and integrated solutions. The companies announced the acquisition in May following a year-long global cooperation on stand-alone energy storage and hybrid energy solutions.

In 2016, Greensmith’s revenue was USD 32 million with over 40 employees. The transaction is valued at USD 170 million (enterprise value). Greensmith will operate as a business unit within Wärtsilä Energy Solutions providing both stand-alone energy storage as well as hybridized energy systems, control software, and integration expertise.

The acquisition will enable Wärtsilä to rapidly expand its footprint in the energy storage market globally and position itself as a premier energy system integrator. Growth in the energy storage market is expanding from the United States to new regions including the United Kingdom, Asia and Australia. When Wärtsilä engine plants are further optimized with energy storage, new sources of value can be offered to customers and partners. Also, the growing capacity of renewable generation, including solar PV, becomes more sustainable and attractive when integrated with advanced energy storage.

“The acquisition of Greensmith positions Wärtsilä as a global leader in energy system integration and hybrid solutions”, said Javier Cavada, President of Wärtsilä Energy Solutions. “Greensmith brings an unmatched track-record of software and systems integration capabilities, having delivered a third of all 2016 energy storage installations in North America. Wärtsilä’s global footprint with an extensive sales and service network, besides its proven EPC expertise, will create significant synergies and growth.”

As a proven energy storage solutions and software company, Greensmith has integrated and installed over 60 grid-scale systems including an 80MWh turn-key system recently deployed in California in under 4 months to address a capacity emergency. The company provides a full range of capabilities – from full turn-key solutions to design and integration services and a fifth generation software package (GEMS) that today supports multiple energy and power applications. Since 2013, Greensmith has also deployed five grid-scale systems in the PJM frequency regulation market (Pennsylvania, Jersey, Maryland power pool), the world’s largest wholesale market, and serves a growing number of independent power producers, investor-owned utilities, and engineering procurement and construction companies around the world.

“The Greensmith team is excited and honored to become an integral part of Wärtsilä, a global leader in energy solutions”, said John Jung, Greensmith President & CEO. “With the accelerating growth in the energy storage market, as well as, the need for more integrated, intelligent hybrid energy solutions – the timing could not be better.”

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Wärtsilä to acquire Puregas Solutions

Press release 4 October 2017 at 9:30 AM E. Europe Standard Time

The technology group Wärtsilä has reached an agreement to acquire Puregas Solutions, the Sweden based provider of turnkey biogas upgrading solutions. Puregas is a leading player in its field with subsidiary companies in Germany, Denmark, the U.K., and the USA. The company utilises a unique CApure process to convert raw biogas to biomethane and renewable natural gas. The transaction is valued (enterprise value) at SEK 280m (EUR 29m) with an additional maximum sum of SEK 70m (EUR 7.3m) to be paid based on the performance of the business in the coming year.

The acquisition will provide Wärtsilä with added equipment and expertise in biogas upgrading, and will complement well the company’s existing position in the biogas liquefaction market. In the larger context, Puregas Solutions’ offering is in close alignment with Wärtsilä’s own gas based technologies, and the merging of the two companies will expand Wärtsilä’s overall reach in the gas value chain.

“We are acquiring a company with technical know-how, good references, and a strong market position. It provides us, therefore, with a good platform to expand our offering and support our customers with complementary biogas upgrading and liquefaction solutions,” says Timo Koponen, Vice President, Flow & Gas, Marine Solutions.

“Puregas Solutions has grown successfully in recent years and we have now reached the point where it makes sense to achieve further growth through joining forces with a truly global technology specialist. Wärtsilä is a company with a similar philosophy towards creating customer value as our own, and we look forward to an exciting future together,” says Jan Molin, CEO, Puregas Solutions.

The renewable natural gas market is closely aligned to Wärtsilä’s core business in gas solutions, and is expected to achieve solid growth going forward. In 2016, Puregas Solutions’ turnover was SEK 200m (EUR 21m) and the profitability level was good. The company currently has about 40 employees.

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Wärtsilä’s order intake climbing

Finnish technology group and LNG specialist Wärtsilä, has seen its third-quarter order intake jump 19 percent boosted by an order to build an LNG terminal in Hamina.

The company’s order intake for the third quarter reached €1.35 billion ($1.6 billion), up from €1.14 billion during the corresponding quarter in 2016.

Commenting on the results, Wärtsilä’s president and CEO Jaako Eskola, said it was “satisfactory.”

“In addition to the good demand for our power generation solutions, we received an order to build our third LNG terminal in Finland, which will be located in Hamina,” he said.

The company noted that the order intake for the first nine months reached €4.13 billion, showing a 15 percent increase over the same period last year when the order intake was at €3.6 billion.

The company’s net sales for the quarter jumped 9 percent to €1.18 billion, while the first nine months net sales reached €3.48 billion, showing a 7 percent increase over the corresponding period in 2016.

Wärtsilä’ expects the overall development for 2017 to be relatively unchanged from the previous year.

However, despite the order intake growth, the marine market environment remains challenging, as the merchant, gas carrier, and offshore segments continue to suffer from overcapacity and slow trade growth.

Wärtsilä’s current order book for 2017 deliveries is at €1.20 billion, as compared to 1.35 billion last year.

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http://shippingwatch.com/suppliers/article9989677.ece?

Wärtsilä Chief Executive Jaako Eskola probably remembers the first week of July this year more as the point when a promising billion dollar market disappeared into thin air than for the humid summer heat that had descended across North Europe. On one of the first days that month, Finnish Wärtsilä found itself relegated to the sideline, forced to accept the fact the IMO had once more postponed the rules for ballast water management, and an otherwise promising market faded several years into the future...

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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 60.785.980 von R-BgO am 12.06.19 09:20:33

habe das zum Anlass genommen, aufzustocken

und einen "richtigen" Thread: Wärtsilä einzurichten;

damit ist hier Schluß