- Wärtsilä and Brazil-based offshore operator Seagems have renewed and expanded their Lifecycle Agreement to cover the company’s entire fleet of offshore support vessels.
- The agreement focuses on improving operational reliability, efficiency, and sustainability through digital tools, predictive maintenance, and real-time monitoring.
- Seagems will benefit from upgraded power and control management systems, cloud-based services, and tailored field support for engines and propulsion systems.
- The renewal strengthens the long-term partnership between Wärtsilä and Seagems, aligning with the industry’s move toward decarbonisation and smarter vessel management.
Wärtsilä has renewed and expanded its Lifecycle Agreement with Seagems, a Brazil-based offshore operator formerly known as Sapura, to include its entire fleet of offshore support vessels. The agreement underscores a growing focus on enhancing operational reliability and reducing carbon emissions across the maritime sector. This strategic renewal highlights Wärtsilä’s pivotal role in supporting vessel performance and sustainability goals, according to a report published by Wärtsilä.
Strengthening Long-Term Collaboration for Efficiency and Sustainability
The expanded Lifecycle Agreement marks a significant step forward in Wärtsilä and Seagems’ long-standing partnership, emphasizing digitalization, predictive maintenance, and decarbonization. Through this collaboration, Seagems will gain access to upgraded power and control management software, cloud-based data services, and real-time remote monitoring, enabling proactive maintenance and improved operational visibility. Wärtsilä’s Expert Insight solution will help detect and address potential issues before they disrupt operations, minimizing downtime and optimizing fleet efficiency. The agreement also includes tailored field services for engines and propulsion systems, ensuring reliable and sustainable vessel performance. Both companies view this renewal as a testament to shared goals of operational excellence, reduced emissions, and a more sustainable future for offshore operations.
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Source: Wärtsilä
