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Knutsen signs optimisation agreement with Wärtsilä for four LNG carriers

fiona by fiona
March 21, 2022
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Knutsen signs optimisation agreement with Wärtsilä for four LNG carriers

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Knutsen OAS LNGC. Image source: Knutsen OAS

Norway-based fleet operator Knutsen OAS has signed a service agreement with Wärtsilä to optimise the company’s day-to-day operational performance of four LNG carrier vessels.

The scope of the agreement includes Wärtsilä’s digital Operim (Operational Performance Improvement & Monitoring) system. This provides real-time data on Wärtsilä’s onboard equipment, thus enabling expert management and control to deliver cost-savings and more efficient operations. Wärtsilä will also provide expert technical support, as well as servicing and spare parts support.

“The digital and technical support provided by Wärtsilä are expected to be extremely valuable to us. Having the cargo plant operating at optimal performance at all times will both increase efficiency and reduce our maintenance costs,” said Bjørn Hagland Hansen, fleet manager LNG, Knutsen OAS Shipping.

“We are able to monitor the equipment in real-time, and have a daily dialogue with the ships’ crews to ensure the best possible performance and deliver any necessary troubleshooting advice. We have enjoyed a long-standing relationship with Knutsen, and this agreement strengthens our collaboration even further,” stated Sharique Sayed, business development manager, services, Wärtsilä Gas Solutions.

Wärtsilä will also provide advice on maintenance of the reliquefaction plant and supply spare parts during dry-docking of the vessels. The agreement will enter into effect from June 2022 and is valid for 5 years.

Tags: Agreements and PartnershipsCollaborationData ManagementKnutsen OASKnutsen OAS ShippingLNGLNG Carrier vesselsMonitoringOperimPerformance OptimisationReliquefaction Plantvessel efficiencyVessel maintenanceWärtsiläWärtsilä Gas Solutions
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