Driving efficient, resilient offshore operations As offshore energy projects become increasingly complex and expand into deeper waters, cutting fuel consumption with advanced power electronics is central to staying competitive and compliant. With larger batteries and more sophisticated power systems on board, maintaining safety, fault tolerance and stable DP performance is an ever-greater challenge.   The Switch…

Reliable power, even under pressure LNG and LPG carriers run some of the heaviest continuous electrical loads at sea, with reliquefaction plants and cargo compressors drawing multiple megawatts around the clock to keep cargo tanks at pressure and temperature. This demand can’t be interrupted. At the same time, tightening EEXI and CII requirements are reshaping…

Silent, zero-emission power for passengers at sea Passenger vessels are setting the pace for marine electrification, driven by growing demand for greater energy efficiency, lower emissions and quieter operation. As operators integrate batteries and alternative fuels, they need reliable power electronics and electric machines that fit within highly compact passenger vessel designs.   The Switch’s proven…

Power for quiet, comfortable voyages On a superyacht or cruise ship, every guest space competes with machinery for room, and every decibel of noise or trace of vibration is felt by someone paying for comfort. However, these vessels demand more than propulsion alone. Air conditioning, lighting, entertainment and other hotel loads can account for a…

Efficient power at sea, cleaner operation in port Pure car and truck carriers require substantial onboard electrical power for ventilation across multiple vehicle decks. Loading and discharge add peaks in hydraulic and ramp power on top of that steady air circulation load. At the same time, growing pressure to reduce emissions and noise in ports…