Flexible propulsion supports shipping’s transition to lower emissions
Alongside LNG, WinGD continues to expand its portfolio of future-fuel technologies, including ammonia, methanol and ethanol-capable engines
(Source: WinGD)
As the maritime industry accelerates its transition towards lower-emission operations, shipowners are increasingly seeking propulsion systems that balance regulatory compliance with operational efficiency and long-term flexibility. At SMM 2026, WinGD will showcase technologies and services designed to support both newbuild projects and the optimisation of existing vessels.
LNG continues to play an important role in shipping’s decarbonisation pathway, with WinGD offering both its proven X-DF low-pressure technology and the high-pressure X-DF-HP concept, enabling owners to select the propulsion concept best suited to their operational and commercial requirements.
Alongside LNG, WinGD continues to expand its portfolio of future-fuel technologies, including ammonia, methanol and ethanol-capable engines, supporting several pathways towards zero and near-zero emissions.
For the existing fleet, retrofit products, lifecycle services and digital technologies are becoming increasingly important. WinGD’s Global Service network, WiDE digital platform and X-EL hybrid energy management system help operators improve efficiency, optimise engine performance and enhance reliability while supporting compliance with tightening emissions regulations.
WinGD at SMM: Hall A3 / Stand 409
