Wartsila Oyj Abp 

Based in Helsinki, Finland, and tracing its origins back to 1834, Wärtsilä Oyj Abp is a global innovator providing advanced technologies and comprehensive lifecycle solutions for the marine and energy industries. For the energy sector, Wärtsilä delivers robust power generation solutions, including engine and hybrid power plants powered by gas, multi-fuel, and diesel engines, alongside sophisticated energy storage systems such as their Quantum battery solutions (BESS). They also cater to data center power requirements. A cornerstone of their energy offering is the GEMS Digital Energy Platform, an integrated software suite designed to monitor, control, and optimize energy assets at both individual site and portfolio levels. This platform includes intelligent controllers for power plants and microgrids (GEMS Power Plant Controllers, GEMS Grid Controller), a Fleet Director for centralized real-time visibility across global power plant fleets, and IntelliBidder for electricity market forecasting, renewable predictions, and bid optimization functions. In the maritime domain, Wärtsilä provides an extensive range of power and propulsion products, featuring electric and hybrid ship systems, engines, generating sets, propulsors, gears, and shaft line solutions. Their offerings also encompass critical liquid and gas handling systems, covering ballast water management, freshwater generation, waste and wastewater treatment, gas solutions, exhaust treatment, and carbon capture and storage technologies. Further marine capabilities include port and fleet optimization, simulation and training, positioning systems, sensors, and integrated vessel control systems. Complementing these technologies, Wärtsilä offers comprehensive lifecycle services. These include spare parts, expert technical support, maintenance, repair, ongoing lifecycle upgrades, long-term agreements, specialized training, and cyber security services. A strong emphasis is placed on providing decarbonization solutions, catering to both existing fleets and newly constructed vessels.