Fuel flexibility

Fuel flexibility

Fuel flexibility

Powering the transformation to a sustainable future

Now is the time for innovation leadership. WinGD is answering that call.

The postponement of IMO’s Net Zero Framework in 2025 was a setback for shipping’s clean energy transition, delaying the clarity, cohesion and incentive needed by ship owners, charterers and prospective fuel producers. It also made one thing unmistakably clear: the onus is on industry to prove that it can decarbonise effectively – and cost effectively – independently of a global regime.

The flexibility to choose

WinGD continues to lead through engine innovation, delivering the propulsion technologies that enable shipowners to operate successfully regardless of the fuel path they choose, or the regulatory framework they operate within.

Our technical expertise and solutions provide the flexibility and performance the global fleet needs to decarbonise.

Developing the engines of the future

WinGD's growing engine portfolio provides simple solutions to reduce emissions, fuel consumption and operating costs, improve safety and give shipowners and operators peace of mind.

X-DF Dual Fuel Design

Proven and reliable clean-fuel technology

X-DF Dual Fuel Design

WinGD is a pioneer in modern dual-fuel technology for two-stroke marine engines, with LNG-fuelled engines in operation since 2016.

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Explore our fuel technologies

X-DF series is evolving, bringing the proven and reliable Diesel cycle performance of its X-Engines to offer ammonia and methanol/ethanol dual-fuelled engines, along with a high-pressure LNG concept tailored to large container vessels.

  • LNG

    A lower carbon fuel with significant lower air pollution and potential for carbon-neutral production

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  • Ammonia

    A carbon-free fuel with potential for significant reductions in energy intensity

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  • Methanol

    A carbon-neutral energy source already used as a marine fuel and with potential for renewable production.

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  • Ethanol

    A carbon-neutral energy source already used as a marine fuel and with potential for renewable production

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  • LPG

    A lower carbon fuel with reduced air pollution

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