ABB awarded multiple marine contracts
ABB has signed contracts worth $80 million to supply propulsion and electrical power plant systems for ten new marine vessels.
announced yesterday that it has signed contracts worth $80 million to supply propulsion and electrical power plant systems for ten new marine vessels from several leading shipbuilders and ship owners.
“We are delighted by the confidence of these customers, and encouraged by the level of marine activity in both Europe and Asia,” said Dinesh Paliwal, head of ABB’s Automation Technologies division and group operations in
A new cruise vessel for Norwegian Cruise Line will be built at Meyer Werft shipyards of
Samsung Heavy Industries has awarded ABB a contract to supply complete electrical propulsion systems for six 153,000 m3 Liquefied Natural Gas carriers. Four vessels will be owned by AP Möller, and two by K-Line. All will be built in
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