Everllence attended a ceremony on October 2, 2026, celebrating its centenary of collaboration with MITSUI E&S in Okayama, Japan. This celebration is seen as a symbol of both parties' commitment to the global maritime transport industry and innovative technologies in this field. Over the past century, MITSUI E&S has managed to produce more than 7500 B&W engines and achieve over 120 million horsepower in mass production.
Key Officials Present at the Ceremony
At the event, Takeyuki Takahashi, President and CEO of MITSUI E&S, and Ichiro Tanaka, the company's director, were present. Additionally, Gunnar Steish, a board member, Bjarne Foldager, head of the two-stroke engine division, and Klaus Engberg, head of licensing from Everllence represented the company. Takahashi stated at the ceremony: "We are proud to celebrate a hundred years of collaboration with Everllence. Over the past century, our companies have engaged in a shared commitment to support global maritime transport through technology, trust, and innovation. As the maritime industry enters a new era of carbon reduction, we hope to strengthen our collaboration and build on past achievements to create new values for the future."
Shared Achievements and Future Outlook
Steish referred to the initial licensing agreement between Everllence and MITSUI E&S signed in 1926, which has been continuously renewed since then, describing this achievement as "truly remarkable." He emphasized MITSUI E&S's deep commitment, skill, and integrity, mentioning some of the milestones of this collaboration over the years. Steish also identified stability, industrial scale, and technological development as key pillars of the mutual success of these companies.
This celebration is not only considered a historical event for Everllence and MITSUI E&S but also a sign of technological advancements and innovation in the maritime transport industry. Given the new challenges facing the maritime industry, these companies are seeking to create sustainable and efficient solutions to reduce environmental impacts and improve their operational performance. This approach could enhance international collaborations and elevate the standing of both companies in the global market.
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