- 400 New Vessels to Adopt Exhaust Gas Recirculation by 2027.
- Modular Water Treatment System Enables Efficient Marine Scrubber Installation.
- LiqTech’s Silicon Carbide Membrane Technology Enhances Water Reuse and Efficiency.
BALLERUP, Denmark, Feb. 20, 2025 /PRNewswire/ – LiqTech International, Inc. (NASDAQ: LIQT), a global leader in clean technology with a focus on advanced filtration solutions, has gained supplier approval for its Water Treatment System (WTS) to be used with WinGD 2-stroke dual-fuel engines in gas- and diesel-mode, reports Liq Tech.
A Leader in Sustainable Marine Engine Technologys
WinGD, based in Winterthur, Switzerland, is the world’s leading manufacturer of marine engines. It is focused on developing decarbonisationn in shipping through emissions reduction, fuel efficiency, hybridization, and digital optimisation. Through the integration of innovative energy solutions, WinGD is key to driving sustainability in shipping.
LiqTech’s Advanced Filtration Technology
LiqTech’s SiC ceramic membrane technology is a critical ingredient in marine water treatment. The filtration systems provided by the company provide the ability to reuse 80-95% of feed water. It increased water conservation and efficiency. With more than 20 years of history in the filtration business and over 170 marine water treatment systems installed globally, LiqTech has proved itself to be a reliable supplier of high-performance water purification solutions.
The modular nature of LiqTech’s marine scrubber wastewater system makes it available for retrofit and new-build applications and allows capacity to be expanded after installation if required.
CEO’s Comment on the Tie-Up with WinGD
CEO of LiqTech International, Fei Chen, was upbeat about the approval: “I am pleased we have received supplier approval of our innovative water treatment systems for use with the WinGD dual-fuel engines. This approval allows us to seamlessly deliver systems to WinGD, its licensees, and authorized service partners. As one of the market share leaders in marine engines worldwide, we look forward to working with WinGD and their partners to advance the decarbonization of marine transportation.”
Development of Dual-Fuel Marine Engines and Water Treatment Demand
The maritime sector is moving towards cleaner fuel use, with an increasing number of ships having dual-fuel engines that demand efficient water treatment for exhaust gas recirculation (EGR) systems.
Based on Clarkson Shipping Intelligence and Ship Engine Company statistics, approximately 400 new ships are under order with EGR solutions scheduled for 2024-2027.
LiqTech’s Market Position and Track Record
LiqTech has more than 20% market share in marine scrubbers, both hybrid and closed-loop. The company has established itself as efficient and reliable since it introduced its marine water treatment systems seven years ago.
About LiqTech International, Inc.
LiqTech International, Inc., a clean technology firm based in Nevada, focuses on ceramic silicon carbide filtration technologies for gas and liquid cleaning. Its silicon carbide membranes are used for high-performance purification, and its diesel exhaust filters are used to control soot emissions.
Through the application of nanotechnology and patented silicon carbide technology, LiqTech creates state-of-the-art membrane systems for microfiltration as well as ultrafiltration. The turnkey water purification solutions of the company integrate innovative SiC liquid membrane technology with robust systems design know-how to address the most challenging industrial and environmental problems.
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Source: Liq Tech
