Get to know more about our conversion projects that focused on sustainability give them new life.
The Naval industry is walking towards decarbonisation and fuel change to a more efficient and sustainable one.
Liquefied natural gas is a more economical solution, which reduces operational costs and produces less pollution emissions.
Installation and mounting of a LNG tank with 160 tonnes and 425 m3 of capacity; retrofit of the two main engines and sensors for monitoring the consumptions and emissions in real time.
Modernisation of this vessel included the adoption of “smart ship” technology, with the installation of a Wi-Fi network, WhatsApp, Smart TV and access to cabins by QR code.
This project allows the vessel to navigate both on fuel and liquefied natural gas, which creates a minor environmental impact, with a 30% reduction of CO2, endowing it with an autonomy of more than one thousand nautical miles.
Installation and mounting of a LNG tank with 180 tonnes and 425 m3 of capacity; retrofit of the two main engines and sensors for monitoring the consumptions and emissions in real time.
Modernisation of this vessel included the adoption of “smart ship” technology, with the installation of a Wi-Fi network, WhatsApp, Smart TV and access to cabins by QR code.
This project allows the vessel to navigate both on fuel and liquefied natural gas, which creates a minor environmental impact, with a 30% reduction of CO2, endowing it with an autonomy of more than one thousand nautical miles.
Needs and market wishes are constantly changing and the naval industry is no exception to this.
Since the conversion of specific systems to the total retrofit of a ship, we combine our technical capacity and experience to execute all kinds of works.
Installation of lateral tanks, increasing the dredger width from 11 metres to 14,8 metres, which allowed the improvement of its stability.
A total of 110 tonnes of steel were used to make the lateral tanks.
The works consisted in the vessel conversion from a Floating Production Storage and Offloading to an Offshore Supply Vessel.
All of the equipment in the main deck was removed, with the installation and adaptation of the new equipment, and an A-frame, HiPAP and a ROV Platform were assembled.
The Ballast Water Treatment System is designed to remove and destroy biological organisms from a vessel’s ballast water.
We provide an installation service for this system, fully customized for each type of vessel, that counts with our experience and rigor.