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Advanced MJP Waterjet Technology in Marell’s Hybrid Interceptor

Marine Jet Power (MJP), a world leader in waterjet propulsion technology, partnered with Marell Boats and Scania to showcase a groundbreaking achievement at SeaWork, Europe’s premier on-water commercial marine exhibition.

The centerpiece of the Seawork event was the highly anticipated public debut of the M17 by Marell Boats. This revolutionary high-speed interceptor features a first-of-its-kind hybrid electric drive system by Scania, seamlessly integrated with MJP’s industry-leading dual 350X waterjets. This marks the inaugural marine application of Scania’s E-Machine technology, proven reliable in the rigorous environment of land-based transportation.

The interceptor effortlessly achieved speeds exceeding 50 knots under diesel power, showcasing its exceptional performance capabilities. However, what truly set it apart was the ability to operate silently on electric drive during low-speed maneuvers and harbor operations. This remarkable feat highlights MJP’s expertise in seamlessly combining power with efficiency, achieved through the optimal pairing of their waterjets with the hybrid propulsion system.

“Marine Jet Power is honored to be at the forefront of this groundbreaking project,” said Robert Magnusson, MJP’s Global Director of Sales. “Our contribution to the M17 underscores MJP’s unwavering commitment to developing sustainable solutions for marine propulsion. We continuously push the boundaries of innovation to address the evolving needs of our diverse customer base. By providing access to the most advanced and environmentally friendly technology available, we empower them to operate efficiently and with minimal environmental impact.”

This revolutionary high-speed interceptor features a first-of-its-kind hybrid electric drive system by Scania, seamlessly integrated with MJP’s industry-leading dual 350X waterjets
TECHNICAL DETAILS OF THE MARELL M17 HYBRID INTERCEPTOR
  • Vessel: 17-meter aluminum patrol boat
  • Maximum Speed: 55 knots
  • Hybrid System: Scania
    • Electric Motors: 2 x 230 kW
    • Battery Packs: 4 x 104 kWh
  • Diesel Engines: 2 x Scania V8, 1150 HP each
  • Waterjet Propulsion: 2 X MJP 350X waterjets

This hybrid configuration represents a common setup, effectively meeting the demands of law enforcement and government agencies seeking high-performance patrol boats. These vessels require the ability to:

  • High-Speed Performance: Achieves exceptional speeds for rapid long-distance transit.
  • Silent and Efficient: Operates quietly and efficiently in sensitive coastal areas, minimizing environmental impact.
  • Rapid Response Capability: Always ready for high-speed intercept missions in border and customs operations.
  • Enduring Endurance: Capable of extended, low-speed silent patrols for prolonged asset protection.
  • Optimal Crew Comfort: Provides an exceptional working environment with low noise and minimal emissions.

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