Re-selection of Nord Gas Solutions for the Supply of Cargo and Fuel Gas Systems in Large Ethylene Gas Carriers
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Re-selection of Nord Gas Solutions for the Supply of Cargo and Fuel Gas Systems in Large Ethylene Gas Carriers

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Nord Gas Solutions has been re-selected to supply cargo and fuel gas systems for five large ethylene gas carriers (VLECs) currently under construction at Samsung Heavy Industries. This new contract will strengthen the long-term collaboration between Nord Gas Solutions, Samsung Heavy Industries, and the maritime company MOL.

Supply and Collaboration Details

The supply scope of Nord Gas Solutions includes the engineering of cargo and fuel gas systems, along with related subsystems. This supply includes all necessary equipment, tools, interface materials between cargo tanks and the ship's hull, and cargo control systems. Nord Gas Solutions specialists will support the construction and commissioning of the vessels from the workshop.

Trust and Technology Quality

Harald Øverland, Sales Director of Nord Gas Solutions, stated that "this re-selection is a strong vote of confidence from Samsung Heavy Industries. We are grateful for the continued trust in our solutions and look forward to supporting the successful delivery of these vessels. Repeat orders like this reflect the value of our technology, expertise, and long-term partnerships."

Nord Gas Solutions' equipment is scheduled for delivery in the second quarter of 2027. This selection emphasizes the performance and reliability of the company's cargo and fuel gas supply technologies for ethylene carriers and demonstrates a commitment to innovation and quality in the maritime industry.

Nord Gas Solutions, as a new brand established following the acquisition of Wärtsilä Gas Solutions by Mutares SE & Co., has commenced operations on June 1, 2026. This change is seen as an opportunity for the development and enhancement of innovative technologies in maritime transportation.

Source: hellenicshippingnews.com