Wärtsilä’s Interim Report January–March 2025 to be published 25 April 2025 at 8.30 EEST

Newly introduced solution for Wärtsilä 50DF engine further reduces methane slip by up to 75 percent

Wärtsilä will deliver one of Australia’s first DC-coupled energy storage projects

Wärtsilä introduces CO2 liquefaction solution

Wärtsilä to invest into the expansion of its R&D and innovation capabilities in Vaasa, Finland

Wärtsilä ANCS installs first NACOS Connect remote mimics application on Princess Cruises’ newest ship, Sun Princess

Wärtsilä to supply bioLNG plants for two large-scale biogas projects in Finland

Viking Line’s newest ferry to get extended operational support from Wärtsilä Lifecycle Agreement

Extension of Wärtsilä O&M agreement will ensure availability and reliability of a Pakistani power plant

Inside information: Wärtsilä separates its Energy segment into two reporting segments: Energy and Energy Storage, and introduces new financial targets

Deploying balancing power could accelerate the Philippines’ energy transition and save €65 trillion globally by 2050: New Wärtsilä report

“We stand at a tipping point”: Wärtsilä calls for urgent action to enable more flexible power systems

The Philippines can smoothly transition to net zero by 2050, slashing emissions and carbon tax cost burden by over 20%, according to Wärtsilä