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WinGD grows Korea engine production capacity with first HD Hyundai Marine Engine license

Swiss marine power company WinGD has signed its first-ever license agreement with engine builder HD Hyundai Marine Engine (formerly STX Heavy Industries). The agreement will significantly extend WinGD’s capability to deliver its dual-fuel and diesel engine designs to bulk carrier and tanker newbuild projects in Korea and other markets using Korea-built two-stroke engines. HD Hyundai ...

Swiss marine power company WinGD has entered into its first-ever license agreement with engine builder HD Hyundai Marine Engine. The partnership will significantly expand WinGD's capacity to deliver dual-fuel and diesel engine designs to Korean-built two-stroke engines for bulk carrier and tanker newbuild projects, as well as other markets.

HD Hyundai Marine Engine, previously STX Heavy Industries, was acquired by HD Korea Shipbuilding & Offshore Engineering in 2024. WinGD Vice President Product Centre, Peter Krähenbühl, attended the signing and expressed optimism about strengthening the availability and competitiveness of WinGD's mid-bore engine portfolio. The agreement involves the sharing of knowledge and experience to reduce costs and improve vessel design integration while maintaining high reliability and performance.

WinGD's mid-bore engine series, including the X52 and X62, are deployable for various vessel segments and can be configured as dual-fuel engines for LNG, ammonia/LPG, or methanol/ethanol. The X-S short-stroke design, also available in 52- and 62-bore variants, offers improved efficiency and serviceability in constrained vessel arrangements.

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