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Rolls-Royce

MT30 naval gas turbines; parent of mtu (Rolls-Royce Power Systems).

London, United Kingdom · Company

About

Rolls-Royce states that it has been at the forefront of innovation for more than a hundred years. Its core operating businesses are Civil Aerospace, Defence and Power Systems. The naval activities sit within Defence, while the mtu brand belongs to Power Systems. The site is published by Rolls-Royce plc.

The MT30 is described as the most powerful in-service marine gas turbine in the world. It is designed with approximately 50 percent fewer parts than other aero-derived gas turbines in its class, keeps its operating efficiency down to 25 MW and entered service in 2008 on USS Freedom, the first Littoral Combat Ship of the US Navy.

The company reports that it is working on a multi-year transformation aimed at a high-performing, competitive, resilient and growing business.

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