Kongsberg Maritime has secured a contract from Cochin Shipyard Ltd. to deliver a fully integrated equipment and technology package for Svitzer's next-generation fully electric transverse tugs, covering four vessels with options for four additional units and reinforcing Svitzer's commitment to zero-emission harbor and terminal towage operations.
Kongsberg Maritime has secured a substantial contract with shipbuilder Cochin Shipyard Ltd. to deliver a comprehensive suite of electrical equipment and automation technologies for Svitzer's new generation of fully electric tugs. The contract encompasses four vessels with options to expand to four additional units, marking a significant milestone in Svitzer's strategy to advance efficient, zero-emission harbor and terminal towage capabilities. Kongsberg Maritime's scope of work spans the entire electrical and automation architecture, including DC and AC switchboards, PM Propulsion motors, and shore-based charging infrastructure necessary to support these next-generation vessels.
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