At Gastech 2025 in Milan, Hanwha showcased a comprehensive suite of vessel lifecycle solutions designed to help shipowners navigate regulatory challenges and transition toward sustainable operations. The company’s cradle-to-retrofit strategy covers every stage of a vessel’s life, including design, operation, mid-life retrofits, and future propulsion technologies, offering a phased roadmap for compliance, efficiency, and emissions reduction.
Hanwha’s end-to-end vessel solutions
Hanwha’s approach to design and construction integrates modular layouts and emissions management from the outset, allowing vessels to accommodate future upgrades such as dual-fuel engines or onboard carbon capture systems. During operation, the HS4 smart ship system enables real-time monitoring and predictive maintenance, while integrated automation and control systems streamline operations and ensure compliance with evolving regulations.
Mid-life retrofits are a key focus, with modular solutions that include dual-fuel conversions, energy-saving technologies, and carbon capture installations. These upgrades extend vessel lifespans while reducing environmental impact. Looking toward the future, Hanwha is investing in next-generation technologies such as ammonia gas turbines, hydrogen fuel cells, and advanced energy storage systems to support zero-emission propulsion and sustainable shipping.
By combining design, operation, retrofits, and futureproofing technologies, Hanwha positions itself as a holistic marine lifecycle partner. Its solutions provide shipowners with practical pathways to achieve sustainability targets, improve fleet resilience, and prepare for stricter regulatory frameworks.
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Source: Hanwha
