Akasaka Diesels
Type A / AX / AT
Akasaka's own direct-drive four-stroke diesels for coastal cargo ships and tankers, 749–3,309 kW at 210–320 rpm.
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Trunk-piston four-stroke engines (roughly 0.5–20 MW) used for geared propulsion and gensets on cruise ships, ferries, offshore and naval vessels, increasingly in dual-fuel versions.
Akasaka Diesels
Akasaka's own direct-drive four-stroke diesels for coastal cargo ships and tankers, 749–3,309 kW at 210–320 rpm.
Akasaka Diesels
Medium-speed four-stroke diesels for fishing boats, training ships, ferries and government vessels, 956–2,942 kW.
Anglo Belgian Corporation (ABC)
Inline and V-type medium-speed diesels for tugs, workboats and dredgers; about 860 kW to 5,000 kW according to the input data.
Anglo Belgian Corporation (ABC)
Large-bore (365 mm) medium-speed engine series for larger vessels and power plants, about 3,900–10,400 kW.
Anglo Belgian Corporation (ABC)
Dual-fuel (LNG/diesel) derivative of the DZ medium-speed engine family.
Anglo Belgian Corporation (ABC)
Newer multi-fuel platform combining compression-ignition liquid-fuel combustion with spark-ignited gaseous-fuel combustion.
Anglo Belgian Corporation (ABC)
Hydrogen dual-fuel and 100% hydrogen spark-ignited engines of 0.8–2.8 MW, developed by BeHydro, a joint venture of ABC and CMB.TECH.
Bergen Engines
Medium-speed liquid-fuel engines of 3.5-7.2 MW (marine) for propulsion and gensets in cruise, ferry, offshore, naval and commercial vessels.
Bergen Engines
Spark-ignited lean-burn natural gas engines of 3.3-9.6 MW for marine propulsion and gensets; B35:40V offered for land power.
Bergen Engines
Smaller Bergen engines: C25:33L liquid-fuel (1.9-3.0 MW) and C26:33L lean-burn gas (1.4-2.4 MW) at 900/1,000 rpm for tugs, workboats and fishing vessels.
Caterpillar Marine
In-line and V medium-speed diesel engines for main propulsion and gensets, able to run on heavy fuel oil.
Caterpillar Marine
Medium-speed dual-fuel engines able to run on natural gas or liquid fuel.
Caterpillar Marine
Retrofit solutions allowing MaK engines to run on methanol or ethanol.
CSSC Marine Power
Everllence-designed medium-speed four-stroke engines built under licence, used mainly for gensets and also for propulsion.
Daihatsu Infinearth
Medium-speed diesel engines for marine propulsion and auxiliary gensets.
Daihatsu Infinearth
Compact medium-speed diesel engines for marine auxiliary generating sets, IMO Tier II compliant.
Daihatsu Infinearth
Dual-fuel gas/diesel gensets for LNG-fuelled ships; hydrogen engines offered via BeHydro distribution.
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.