Malaysia-based shipowner Synergy Marine has entered into a contract with STADT AS for the design and delivery of an advanced electric propulsion solution for two Anchor Handling Tug Supply (AHTS) vessels.
STADT AS, a leading vendor and system integrator of electric propulsion solutions, brings decades of experience to the table. Synergy Marine, which operates an offshore fleet including AHTS vessels, primarily serves oil and gas companies and contractors, including offshore engineering clients.
With over 150 ships worldwide utilizing its AC drive propulsion technology, STADT has proven its expertise in delivering innovative and reliable solutions. The latest generation, STADT Lean Propulsion®, sets a new benchmark with its patented design, achieving minimal electric power loss. This results in exceptional propulsion efficiency, reduced fuel consumption, and lower emissions.
Reliability is a cornerstone of STADT Lean Propulsion®, as evidenced by years of flawless operation from vessels sailing worldwide.
As the system integrator STADT will supply key components, including Main Switchboards, AC Lean Drives, AC Motors for thrusters and main propulsion, and a fully integrated Power Management System.
“This agreement further strengthens our position as a leading supplier in the Southeast Asia region, where several offshore vessels equipped with our technology have operated successfully for shipowners and operators for many years. We anticipate that diesel-electric propulsion will become the standard for upcoming fleet renewal programs in several Southeast Asian countries, including Malaysia,” said Hallvard Slettevoll, CEO of STADT.
STADT GROUP, headquartered in Gjerdsvika, Norway, has been an innovative manufacturer and system integrator of electric propulsion solutions for over 35 years. The company’s scalable AC propulsion-drive technology is targeted both towards commercial and naval vessels of all sizes. STADT’s robust technology boasts a lifespan of propulsion to over 40 years, with proven low service and maintenance costs. This ensures shipowners benefit from minimal operational expenses and significantly reduced risk of vessel downtime
