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Power barges – power wherever and whenever

Delivering electricity to where it’s needed 

Our power barges provide rapid assistance when emergency power is needed at short notice. They are also an effective way to deliver base-load electricity to remote areas or in places lacking the resources for land-based power plants. Everllence (former MAN Energy Solutions) works with specialized partners to produce these self-contained floating power plants. 

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Ocean and shore

The floating power plant comes to the rescue 

Remote, difficult-to-reach areas often call for unique and flexible power generation solutions. The same goes for natural disaster zones or areas with broken or no infrastructure. Sudden demands for critical energy require a rapid response. And we have the answer. 

Power barges are self-contained, floating power plants that operate independently of local resources or infrastructure. Quick to deploy, they are ideal for providing energy to coastal regions and harbors, or sites near rivers. These mobile units are very flexible and adaptable, representing minimum risks to operators and major profits.

Energy generation becomes mobile 

Sophisticated power barges are mobile, customizable and a great investment. Everllence supplies the components needed to develop efficient power barge solutions. They are available with liquid, dual fuel or gas engines from our portfolio. We implement our tried-and-tested barge power plants on a floating box structure, maintaining the standard spacing between engines to simplify maintenance and ensure reliable operation. These low-risk mobile assets are easily financed and have short delivery times, allowing for a quick return on investment. 

How you benefit: 

  • Mobile energy, quick delivery wherever needed 
  • Fast-start and dynamic capability 
  • High efficiency, low emissions 
  • Multi-fuel capability 
  • Excellent return on investment 
Power barge at port
95
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from start request to 100% load 
10
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engine part- and low-load operation 

Floating power plants: supplying base-load or emergency power to remote areas

Everllence and our partners have extensive experience in EPC power plants and marine applications. Together, we supply the platform for floating power plant solutions. These can be deployed at sea to deliver a reliable base-load supply or emergency electricity when it is urgently needed.

Power barge

Customer typeIPP
ApplicationPower ships and barges, base-load power for grid
Location of installationMainly coasts of MENA region and Mediterranean
Engine type14 gas engines (51/60G TS)
150 dual fuel engines (51/60DF)
5 liquid engines (48/60 and 51/60)
FuelNatural gas and liquid fuels (MDO/ MGO and HFO)
Output> 3.2 GW

 

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Interested in learning more about power barges? 

Everllence can help you find the right power barge solution for your specific requirements. We and our experienced power barge partners have extensive expertise in EPC power plants and marine applications. This makes us the ideal choice to support every step of the process – from consulting to development, from delivery to maintenance.  

 

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Liquid fuel engines

Combining performance, flexibility, and efficiency

Everllence has a long tradition of excellence in combustion engines – and produces the most efficient, advanced models on the market today. Our liquid fuel engines offer strong performance and are agile enough to meet a variety of power generation requirements. 

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Dual fuel engines

Making the most of all fuel sources

Dual fuel engines switch seamlessly between gas and liquid fuels without impacting performance. Dual fuel engines from Everllence are known for their reliability and efficiency. 

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Gas fuel engines

Future-proof, versatile, and low-emission engines

Future-proof, versatile, and low-emission: No wonder gas is such a popular choice for power generation. Everllence offers one of the most extensive ranges of gas engines available on the market today. 

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