ABB has upgraded nine CoolCo vessels with modular modernization solutions to enhance propulsion reliability, reduce environmental impact, and extend the operational life of key infrastructure.

ABB will provide advanced hybrid-electric propulsion and automation technology for two new cable repair ships to enhance operational efficiency and reduce emissions.

PaxOcean Group and ABB complete system integration on a battery-electric tug, demonstrating scalable electric propulsion for regulated port operations in Singapore.

ABB will design an infrared spectrometer for the Canadian Space Agency’s lunar rover to analyze soil composition and support future human activity on the Moon.

A joint development program targets high-power hydrogen fuel cell units for large ships, supporting maritime decarbonization and hybrid power systems from 2030 onward.

A unified DP, maneuvering and transit control system verified at sea enhances situational awareness, vessel handling and operational safety for next-generation offshore wind installation ships.

ABB will supply hybrid-electric propulsion systems for Washington State Ferries' newbuild program, starting with 16 vessels by 2040, enabling zero-emission operations.

Seven 50-meter all-electric ferries will serve nine Scottish routes by 2029, transporting up to 250 passengers with zero-emission shore power integration.

A 300 MW electrolyzer will produce 243,000 tons of green ammonia annually from renewable energy, advancing offshore low-carbon marine fuel production.

ABB and Blykalla extend MoU to deploy lead-cooled SMRs for ships, supporting Sweden’s clean energy goals and maritime decarbonization.