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14 March 2023

MaritimeTech brought together Finnish maritime industry players to discuss the green transition and the importance of ecosystems

Last week, on Friday 10 March, Wärtsilä’s Zero Emission Marine (ZEM) was part of TechTurku Week’s MaritimeTech event focusing on Finnish maritime and ecosystems. The event was organised together with Meyer Turku’s NEcOLEAP ecosystem programme and Turku Business Region. The event introduced Finnish maritime development projects, featured a panel discussion with experts, and discussed funding opportunities.

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1 February 2023

Green engine simulation tool developed by VTT speeds up commercialization of new technology

The transition to fossil-free fuels requires new technologies. The GECFD research project coordinated by VTT is creating an open simulation platform to develop the new technologies needed for green fuels and digital modelling of their use.

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23 January 2023

Getting small and medium-sized companies involved

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16 December 2022

Wrapping up the first year of Zero Emission Marine

2022 is coming to an end and it’s time to wrap up the first year of the Zero Emission Marine (ZEM) ecosystem programme.

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23 November 2022

Zero Emission Marine ecosystem gathered for the Annual Seminar to share insights

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15 November 2022

Holistic approach to engine development fast-tracks transition to zero-emissions in marine industry

CASEMATE project develops technology to validate engine functionality in early development phase.

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9 September 2022

How Wärtsilä is leading the marine ecosystem towards zero emissions

Decarbonisation in the marine industry will not happen overnight, but Wärtsilä’s Zero Emission Marine (ZEM) initiative is actively working to speed up the move to clean energy.

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29 June 2022

From roar to humming – Silent Engine project aims to save your eardrums and our environment

Noise from marine traffic has an ill effect on the surrounding environment. Reduced engine noise improves travelling comfort too. Business Finland has granted funding to the University of Vaasa for the Silent Engine research project. Together with partners, the University of Vaasa with its VEBIC laboratories will seek new silent and vibration-free solutions to help the Finnish powertrain industry meet the criteria set for noise, vibration, and sustainability.

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