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Everllence - Moving big things to zero

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What we do

We provide decarbonization technologies for global shipping, energy generation, and industry

Shipping, power generation, and heavy industry produce nearly a third of the world’s carbon emissions. These are the hardest sectors to decarbonize and the most essential to keep running. Energy infrastructure operates at massive scale and is tightly interwoven with global supply chains. Transforming it is complex – but it must start now. This is exactly where we come in. We develop the technologies that make decarbonization practical and economical for the industries the world depends on. From the engines that power global trade to the heat pumps that warm entire cities.

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Future Technologies

Explore our technologies for a net-zero future

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We have the opportunity to decarbonize industries that are crucial for the world economy. That’s why we get out of bed every morning.  

Dr Uwe Lauber, CEO Everllence

Industries

We work across key sectors of the world economy – where every reduction in emissions counts most

What moves us forward

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From fertilizer to marine fuel

Ammonia is moving from concept to reality. In Japan, Everllence and its licensee Mitsui E&S are testing the world's first commercial large-bore ME-LGIA engine, verifying consumption, emissions and safety before the engine goes to sea on a bulk carrier. A decisive step toward carbon-free shipping.

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Charting the IMO's course to net-zero

A one-year pause in the IMO Net-Zero Framework leaves the shipping industry without the rules it was waiting for. Experts from Everllence and DNV explain what the framework still promises, why the earliest entry into force is now 2028, and why the work on fuels, pricing and compliance must continue regardless.

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Events and ExpertTalks

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Influence the start of injection on engine operation with AdaptiVIT

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Join our upcoming ExpertTalk on AdaptiVIT for four-stroke engines to learn how adaptive variable injection timing improves efficiency, reduces fuel consumption, and supports emissions compliance.

Latest news

CEO of Everllence and the bavarian Minister-President
Bavarian Minister-President visits Everllence in Augsburg
Dr Markus Söder recognizes corporate headquarters as strong industrial hub for future technologies from Bavaria
Thomas Andreassen, Henri Kinnunen
WE Tech Solutions and Everllence Join Forces to Advance Maritime Decarbonisation
Partnership expands PrimeServ Omnicare's offering and supports Everllence's ambition of Moving Big Things to Zero
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Everllence compressors for FPSO project offshore Angola
Eight compressor trains to support new FPSO for Azule Energy
Everllence expands training center in Augsburg
PrimeServ Academy nearly doubles space for hands-on training and new technologies
TURBAIR® vacuum technology for premium tissue machine in the U.S.
Everllence to supply two RC vacuum blowers for an ultra-premium tissue production machine in the United States
Volkswagen Group enters into exclusive arrangement with Bain Capital for sale of majority stake in Everllence
Under the exclusive arrangement entered into with Bain Capital, the Volkswagen Group is to sell 51 percent of its shares in Everllence, and plans to remain a major shareholder with a 49 percent stake in the medium term.
PrimeServ Successfully Delivers Methanol Engine Upgrade for Seaspan
Proven, scalable, mature platform exists for upgrading vessels to dual-fuel – the new market standard
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Everllence Launches HydroMonia Research Project for Carbon Free Power Generation
Research initiative to develop medium speed engine power-plant concepts running on hydrogen or ammonia
Successful Type Approval Test Continues ME-LGIA’s Seamless Development
Everllence’s ammonia engine moves closer to sea trials
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Everllence Secures World’s First Order for ME GI 10.7 Engine
Next-generation methane dual-fuel engine lands car-carrier reference
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Europe’s Largest Fluvial Heat Pump Enters Implementation Phase
Manufacturing of core components for Everllence’s 150-MW large-scale heat pump is well advanced; main construction works commence at the Cologne-Niehl site
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Everllence 28/33DSTC Engines Bound for New Colombian Navy PES Frigate
Twin units to power Damen SIGMA Class design
Everllence Sees Continued Momentum for Mk10.7 Two Stroke Engines
Everllence B&W Mk10.7 engine family protects shipowner investments through modular design
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Monacum Partners to acquire Everllence’s DWE reactor and apparatus manufacturing business
Munich-based private equity firm Monacum Partners GmbH has signed an agreement to acquire the DWE reactor and apparatus manufacturing business at the Deggendorf site from Everllence SE, formerly MAN Energy Solutions SE.
Everllence Main Engines Bound for BC Ferries Newbuilds
Canadian ferry operator underlines ambitious efficiency and emission-reduction goals with 32/44CR engine selection
Klaus Rasmussen, Project Sales Director PrimeServ Denmark, Everllence
Everllence Warns of 50GW Gap in Meeting IMO’s GHG Strategy Goals
Stalled retrofit activity in market puts GHG goals in dire straits, even if Zero/Near Zero fuel switch numbers achieved through newbuilds
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First Everllence-badged engine leaves Augsburg plant
Brand transition at product level marks another milestone in rebranding process
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Ammonia Engine Passes “Huge Milestone” en Route to Commercial Debut
Successful FAT stands testament to strong engineering concept, continues ME-LGIA’s smooth development
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The Bavarian Minister-President recognizes German mechanical and plant engineering in the United States
Markus Söder visits Everllence’s U.S. site in Houston, Texas
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Bureau Veritas Certifies Everllence’s Digital Monitoring Solution, ‘PrimeServ Assist’
Type Approval Certification streamlines access to SMART(MH3) additional class notation for Bureau Veritas classed vessels, strengthening Everllence’s leadership in maritime digitalisation