Wärtsilä Corporation and the Abu Dhabi Maritime Academy (ADMA) have entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) aimed at enhancing sustainability within the marine industry. This collaboration, effective for an initial five years, focuses on addressing the industry’s transition to sustainable operations through innovation and expertise. Dr. Yasser Al Wahedi, President of ADMA, emphasized that the partnership seeks to deliver significant environmental benefits, including improved training and operational efficiency, while advancing decarbonization efforts in the UAE maritime sector.
The MoU establishes a formal framework for achieving decarbonization and digitalization goals, as well as developing smart port solutions and maritime training programs. The Maritime Sustainability Research Centre Abu Dhabi (MSRCAD) will provide advisory support, and Wärtsilä plans to engage in joint projects that may extend to collaborations with government entities across the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries.
John Sydney, Vice President of Sales at Wärtsilä Marine, highlighted the company’s commitment to driving decarbonization and sustainability. By offering expert advisory services and collaborating closely with customers and government partners, Wärtsilä aims to shape the future of shipping and promote energy-efficient solutions throughout the maritime sector.
Wärtsilä Marine is recognized as a leader in power and propulsion solutions, driving the industry’s transition to new fuels and digital ecosystems. With a focus on reliability and environmental performance, Wärtsilä is dedicated to supporting a sustainable future for its customers and the planet.
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