The Royal Niestern Sander shipyard in the Netherlands ordered 2 MAN 16V175D MEM engines for the ‘Easymax 5’ vessel for Wagenborg Operator. The engines will serve as gensets for power generation on the CO2 carrier, set to be chartered by Ineos, Denmark. The vessel will transport CO2 for storage in the Danish North Sea.
MAN Engines is proud to launch the MAN D3872 LE427, a powerful engine tailored for heavy-duty workboats. Delivering 1,250 hp (920 kW) at 1,800 rpm, it meets stringent EU Stage V emission standards. Equipped with advanced aftertreatment systems, it’s ideal for diverse applications, reinforcing MAN’s commitment to innovation in maritime solutions.
This week’s maritime news highlights significant developments from 02 Sep. to 08 Sep. 2024. Key topics include India’s ₹25,000 crore Maritime Development Fund to boost shipbuilding, recovery in dry cargo shipping, innovations in marine fuels, and updates on the Red Sea crisis. Environmental challenges and Seychelles’ efforts against maritime crime are also covered.
MAN Engines has introduced its latest workboat engine, the MAN D3872 LE432, with a 30-liter displacement and impressive output of 1,213kW (1,650hp). Ideal for medium-duty applications like wind farm supply vessels and ferries, it also offers power variants with outputs of 1,471 and 1,618kW (2,000 and 2,200hp) for lighter applications. The engine aims to reduce fuel consumption and emissions while ensuring longevity.
