Stay ahead of your competitors

Reduce your CO2 emissions while reducing fuel and maintenance costs with an upgrade.

Here’s what an upgrade can do

It’s a tough maritime world. Staying ahead means protecting your profitability and gaining competitive advantage everywhere you can. A tailored upgrade can transform the performance of your turbochargers and your engines - in as little as 12 hours. 

Secure yourself a competitive advantage

An upgrade is a powerful way to control your operating costs and stay competitive 

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Profit from new technology

The latest turbocharger designs and materials, tailored to the way you operate, can directly impact your bottom line 

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Cut fuel costs

A turbocharger upgrade translates into higher engine efficiency and fuel savings 

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Less turbocharger maintenance

Reduce your maintenance costs over the lifecycle, while ensuring highest reliability 

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Reduced CO2 emissions

Upgrades play a key role in helping you on your journey towards more sustainable operations 

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Reduced thermal load

Reduce the thermal wear and tear of your engine and turbocharger  

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Keep up with regulations (IMO CII; EEXI)

Stay ahead of the latest carbon emission legislation with an Accelleron upgrade 

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Upgrades solutions

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Present and future fuels in the shipping industry: Methanol

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  • Feb 7, 2023

An introduction to methanol and the role it can play in the shipping industry’s shift away from traditional fossil fuels.

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