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The Challenge

The world's biggest industries need its boldest engineers. We're ready.

Shipping moves 90 percent of global trade. Power generation keeps economies running. Industrial processes create the materials we build our lives with. Together, these sectors account for nearly a third of the world’s CO₂ emissions — and they cannot simply stop operating.

The real challenge is not choosing between economic growth and climate action. It is finding practical, scalable technology that delivers both. That is what we do: we engineer the path from where these industries are today to where they need to be tomorrow.


Up to
70
%

of the global shipping fleet runs on our engines

260+
years

of engineering expertise

50
%

reduction in our own production emissions since 2018

Future Technologies

Explore our technologies for a net-zero future

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In order to meet global challenges such as global warming or the scarcity of resources, sustainability and innovation must go hand in hand.  

Dietmar Pinkernell, Head of Sustainability and Product Safety at Everllence

Turning data into performance

Digitalization

We connect engines, plants, and fleets to cut fuel use, prevent downtime, and keep assets running at their best.

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Engineering the path to net zero

Sustainability

We build the technologies that decarbonize shipping, energy, and industry, and we start with our own operations.

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Discover Stories

Gain deep insights into our projects

From fertilizer to marine fuel

Ammonia is moving from concept to reality. In Japan, Everllence and Mitsui are testing a commercial-scale ammonia-fuelled marine engine that cuts CO₂ by over 90 percent, a key step toward carbon-free shipping.

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Paper, air, and the push toward decarbonization

A next-generation TURBAIR® vacuum blower helped papermaker Magnera halve electricity use at its 140-year-old Gernsbach mill, while cutting water and gas consumption and reusing waste heat.

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