WE Tech Solutions, a renowned provider of energy efficiency solutions for the global shipping industry, has announced a new partnership with Marine 2-Stroke Consultant and Service GmbH (MTCS), who will represent WE Tech Solutions in Germany, Belgium, and the Netherlands.

This strategic agreement is aimed at expanding WE Tech Solutions’ market reach in the region and accelerating the advancement of environmental sustainability in the shipping industry.

WE Tech Solutions and MTCS partnership

Through this partnership, WE Tech Solutions will leverage MTCS’s extensive network and expertise to reach a wider customer base in the region.

With a strong focus on energy efficiency and reducing the carbon footprint of the shipping industry, WE Tech Solutions is committed to providing advanced technology solutions that enable customers to comply with environmental regulations and reduce operating costs.

Environmental regulations becoming increasingly stringent

Environmental regulations are becoming increasingly stringent in the shipping industry

Environmental regulations are becoming increasingly stringent in the shipping industry, and WE Tech Solutions recognises the importance of staying ahead of the curve. By partnering with MTCS, WE Tech Solutions will better navigate the complex regulatory landscape in the region and help customers stay compliant.

We are excited to partner with MTCS and expand our presence in Germany, Belgium, and the Netherlands,” said Mårten Storbacka, Managing Director of WE Tech Solutions.

Commitment to advance environmental sustainability

Mårten Storbacka adds, “This partnership is a significant step forward in our commitment to advancing environmental sustainability in the shipping industry. We look forward to working closely with MTCS to provide our customers with the best energy efficiency solutions available.

The partnership between WE Tech Solutions and MTCS is expected to create new opportunities for growth and innovation in the shipping industry and contribute to a more sustainable future for all.

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