Everllence Celebrates Century with MITSUI E&S as Two-Stroke Licensee

On October 2nd 2026, Everllence celebrated its 100th anniversary as a two-stroke licensee with MITSUI E&S in Okayama, Japan. Over the past century, the companies have manufactured over 7,500 B&W engines and surpassed 120 million horsepower in cumulative production. Representatives from MITSUI E&S, including President and CEO Takeyuki Takahashi and Director Ichiro Tanaka, joined Everllence executives Gunnar Stiesch, Bjarne Foldager, and Klaus Engberg for the ceremony.

Takahashi expressed gratitude for the partnership, stating, "We are honoured to celebrate the 100th anniversary of our partnership with Everllence. Throughout the past century, our companies have shared a commitment to supporting global maritime transport through technology, trust and innovation." He highlighted the importance of innovation in navigating the upcoming era of decarbonisation.

Stiesch emphasized the significance of MITSUI E&S's dedication, craftsmanship, and integrity in their collaboration with Everllence. He identified continuity, industrial scale, and technological development as key factors in their mutual success. Stiesch also noted that the partnership had been uninterrupted since 1926, a milestone he referred to as "truly remarkable."

Foldager led the audience in a toast, emphasizing that the 100-year partnership is not just about business, but also vision, trust, and addressing the challenges of each era. He stated, "With our joint legacy of innovation, we have an obligation to show the path forward by developing technologies that address the ever-changing needs of the maritime industry.

Now, more than ever, our partnership is vital. The solutions we create together will continue to shape a more sustainable future for the global maritime industry for generations to come."