History

1950

Concluded a manufacturing license agreement with B&W (currently MAN Energy Solutions)

1971

Concluded a manufacturing license agreement with Sulzer (currently WinGD)

1976

Completed the fuel-efficient TWIN-BANK engine 2x8K45 GTC. The constant pressure turbocharging method proven on this engine became the foundation of fuel-efficient engines all over the world.

1997 Completed the 12K90MC, which had the largest output of any engine in the world at that time
2003 Completed the ME-C engine 6S50ME-C, the first of its type in Japan
2008 Completed 6RT-flex50B of Wärtsilä type (currently WinGD)
2011 Completed the world’s first 2-stroke marine engine 6S46MC-C equipped with a high-pressure SCR system that complies with NOx Tier III regulations
Completed the R&D test engine 4S50ME-T
2016 Completed conversion of the test engine to a dual-fuel engine using LNG
2018 Completed the ME-C engine 6G60ME-C9.5-HP SCR, equipped with an SCR system
2022 Operation of a dual-fuel engine using LPG (5S35ME-C LGIP)
Completed under IMO NOx preliminary certification test scheme B
Dual fuel engines
MAN B&W 6G60ME-C9.5-HP-SCR
MAN B&W 7S65ME-C