PowerCell has received a SEK 41.8 million follow-up order for its Marine System 225 from a leading European marine OEM. This order, consisting of 14 additional units, reinforces PowerCell’s growing footprint in the marine industry and its role in advancing the decarbonization of maritime transport. Deliveries are expected to be completed by the end of 2025.
Expanding Adoption in the Marine Industry
The Marine System 225, designed to provide auxiliary power for commercial cruise ships, has quickly gained traction since its launch in June 2023. This latest order highlights the system’s critical role in supporting the maritime sector’s transition to sustainable energy solutions. PowerCell has now received orders for over 75 Marine System 225 units from multiple customers, with all deliveries scheduled by the end of 2025.
CEO Remarks on Market Momentum
Richard Berkling, CEO of PowerCell Group, emphasized the significance of this milestone:
“The scale of recurring orders demonstrates that the energy transition is truly gaining momentum. Leading OEMs are taking responsibility for reducing emissions and air pollution from cruise ships, setting a strong example for the entire marine industry. Their leadership is crucial not only for the sector but also for advancing European sustainability goals.”
Berkling also highlighted how this demand has reshaped PowerCell’s operations:
“This marks the beginning of a new era for PowerCell. For the first time, demand from OEMs has propelled us into continuous serial production, moving beyond project-based sales. It’s a proud milestone that reflects the effectiveness of our strategic focus on OEM partnerships.”
Advancing Marine Decarbonization
PowerCell’s Marine System 225 exemplifies innovation in clean energy solutions for maritime applications, offering efficient and reliable power while reducing greenhouse gas emissions. The system’s adoption by leading marine OEMs underscores its importance in achieving the decarbonization targets critical to the industry’s future.
This milestone reinforces PowerCell’s position as a key player in the global energy transition, setting the stage for continued growth and leadership in the marine sector.
