Wärtsilä, a pioneer in marine and energy technologies, has bolstered its supply chain by forming a strategic alliance with Siempelkamp Giesserei, a significant provider of large cast components for its engines.
This collaboration aims to ensure consistent access to essential, high-quality parts in an expanding market, effectively easing supply chain difficulties and aiding the company's growth. This partnership will help Wärtsilä meet the increasing demand for sustainable technologies in the marine and energy sectors.
Focus on new fuels and emissions reduction
The collaboration between Wärtsilä and Siempelkamp Giesserei is set to enhance the supply flow of large cast parts, such as engine blocks. This initiative supports Wärtsilä's capacity to increase production volumes, driven by a dependable supply of crucial components.
These large cast parts are critical for boosting engine efficiency, adapting to new fuels, and reducing emissions over the entire product lifecycle.
Commitment to quality and sustainability
Wärtsilä is committed to addressing the evolving needs of its clientele through such partnerships
This partnership showcases Wärtsilä's dedication to collaborating with suppliers who prioritise reliability, exceptional quality, and cutting-edge production techniques, all while focusing on joint development and reducing greenhouse gases. Wärtsilä is committed to addressing the evolving needs of its clientele through such partnerships.
"Siempelkamp Giesserei is one of the world’s pioneers in hand-mold casting of large, complex components. The company has been a reliable partner to Wärtsilä for nearly four decades, consistently delivering on promises with punctuality and flexibility. Their zero-carbon castings contribute directly to our Set for 30 decarbonisation targets, helping us reduce direct suppliers’ greenhouse gas emissions and ultimately serve our customers even better," says Jan Kåre Helgeland, Director, Supply Management at Wärtsilä.
Innovative energy management
Siempelkamp Giesserei operates a highly automated and digitalised foundry that uses renewable energy and advanced energy management systems, aligning with Wärtsilä's aim to reduce supplier emissions. This efficient, low-carbon approach helps Wärtsilä expedite the launch of new engine designs while minimising material waste.
Dirk Howe, Managing Director of Siempelkamp Giesserei, adds, "We supply products that advance our commitment to supporting the green transition. Our investments in green energy and zero-carbon casting technologies reflect our shared vision for a cleaner, more sustainable industry."
