Scania

Scania supplies marine power systems through its Power Solutions business, from propulsion for planing craft and displacement hulls to heavy-duty auxiliary applications. The engines are based on the modular platform used in Scania trucks, buses and industrial units and are adapted for marine operation.

• Marine propulsion engines for workboats, passenger vessels and fishing boats, with high torque at low revs and hybrid electric options
• Marine auxiliary engines running at a constant 1500 or 1800 rpm for generator sets, emergency sets, pumps, fishing gear and bow thrusters
• Diesel-electric installations built from multiple Scania generator engines
• Electrified power: electric machines and battery packs for hybrid and fully electric vessels
• Interchangeable components and spare parts shared across the engine range to shorten service stops

Scania was founded in Sweden in 1891 and has its head office in Södertälje. The company is best known for trucks and buses for heavy transport, together with related services, and states that it is also a leading provider of industrial and marine engines.

Scania has more than 50,000 employees in over 100 countries. Its stated purpose is to drive the shift towards a sustainable transport system, with work on electrification, renewable fuels and decarbonisation across its value chain.

Marine engines are part of Scania Power Solutions, which also covers industrial engines, power generation and electrified power systems. International sales for power solutions are handled from the head office.