Hamburg 2018: MTU new solutions

by Diesel-international 26 Sep 2018 06:21 UTC

MTU & Fred. Olsen © Dick Holthuis Photography

As of 2020, Rolls-Royce Power Systems will launch a range of completely integrated MTU hybrid ship propulsion systems onto the market. The propulsion systems will also be made available for yatchs, work boats, ferries and patrol boats.

The new system consists of MTU internal combustion engines, electric drive modules, transmission systems, batteries, monitoring and control system. The system will be offered in a variety of power ranges and will cover a power range of between 1000 and 2000 kilowatts per powertrain.

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Hamburg 2018: MTU new solutions

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