Everllence
49/60DF
Large-bore medium-speed dual-fuel engine for main propulsion, 7,800-18,200 kW at 600 rpm on LNG or diesel.
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Prime movers that generate propulsive power: slow-, medium- and high-speed reciprocating engines, outboards, gas turbines and nuclear plants.
Everllence
Large-bore medium-speed dual-fuel engine for main propulsion, 7,800-18,200 kW at 600 rpm on LNG or diesel.
Everllence
Medium-speed dual-fuel engine for LNG carrier and cruise gensets and propulsion, predecessor platform to the 49/60DF.
Everllence
Medium-speed common-rail diesel for propulsion and gensets, about 3,600-12,000 kW; methanol-ready with Common Rail 2.2 update.
Everllence
Dual-fuel genset engine with combined diesel/gas combustion, 3,360-5,040 kW at 720-750 rpm.
Everllence
Methanol dual-fuel GenSets; L21/31DF-M rated 1,000-1,980 kW at 900-1,000 rpm, also running on HFO and biofuels.
Everllence
Small-bore medium-speed auxiliary genset engines, widely licence-built; DF version available for LNG.
Everllence
Compact high-speed diesel for propulsion and gensets, 1,740-4,400 kW at 1,800-2,000 rpm; a methanol dual-fuel 175DF-M is also listed.
Fairbanks Morse Defense
Everllence-licensed common-rail medium-speed diesel, 3,600-12,000 kW at 720/750 rpm, for naval propulsion and generators.
Fairbanks Morse Defense
Everllence-licensed large-bore medium-speed diesel, 7,200-19,200 kW, for large naval and government ship propulsion.
Fairbanks Morse Defense
Sequentially turbocharged medium-speed diesel for naval propulsion, 5,460-10,000 kW.
Fairbanks Morse Defense
Pielstick-derived sequentially turbocharged naval diesels: PA6B STC 4,200-8,100 kW, PC2.5 STC 5,816-8,725 kW.
Fairbanks Morse Defense
Fairbanks Morse's own two-stroke opposed-piston diesel, 1,566-3,628 kW, long used in US Navy ships and submarines.
Fairbanks Morse Defense
Everllence-licensed high-speed diesel, 1,740-4,440 kW at 1,800-2,000 rpm, for military, workboat and uncrewed vessels.
Fairbanks Morse Defense
Medium- and high-speed diesel propulsion and generator engines for US Navy amphibious ships, icebreakers and auxiliaries.
Fairbanks Morse Defense
MIL-M-17059 / MIL-DTL-17060 electric motors for surface ships and submarines, including low-noise motors for submarine classes.
FPT Industrial
4- to 6.7-litre common-rail marine diesels: about 63-390 kW in commercial ratings and up to 419 kW for pleasure craft; HVO-compatible.
FPT Industrial
8.7- to 15.9-litre heavy-duty marine diesels from about 125 kW up to 735 kW at 2,300 rpm (Cursor 16) for commercial vessels and yachts.
FPT Industrial
Compact marine diesel engines of 85-129 kW for small commercial craft.
GE Aerospace
Aeroderivative marine gas turbines of about 25–35 MW; LM2500 used by 39 navies with 1,500+ installations.
GE Aerospace
High-power aeroderivative turbine of 46–53 MW for amphibious ships, FPSOs and LNG carriers, as mechanical drive or generator set.
GE Aerospace
Compact two-shaft marine gas turbine of 4,570 kW (6,130 shp) for fast patrol boats and corvettes.
GE Vernova Power Conversion & Storage
Shock-rated naval motors, generators, converters and power management for full-electric and hybrid warships, 3–110 MW.
Guangzhou Diesel Engine Factory (GDF)
J-ENG UE two-stroke engines built under licence since 2022, including electronically controlled and IMO Tier III versions; 100 units by July 2024.
Guangzhou Diesel Engine Factory (GDF)
Medium-speed main and auxiliary marine diesels from about 550 kW to 8,000 kW for coastal, inland and merchant ships.