The International Exhibition of Electric and Hybrid Marine Propulsion Systems, Technologies, and Components

The exhibition, to be held in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, from 27-29 June 2018, is dedicated solely to showcasing the very latest and next-generation electric and hybrid marine propulsion technologies, components and solutions.

A truly global event, with exhibitors and visitors from all over the world, Electric & Hybrid Marine World Expo is the only exhibition and conference that will showcase these emerging efficient propulsion technologies and components to an audience of propulsion system designers, ship owners and operators, boat builders, engine manufacturers, naval architects and military fleet operators/chiefs.

Nothing but pure electric propulsion systems, hybrid systems, and of course the components within them will be on display – and the only visitors that will be invited to attend will be those who purchase and specify marine engines and components. Every single exhibit will be of relevance to every single visitor, and the only thing visitors will be searching for is cleaner, more efficient propulsion systems.

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Why visit Electric & Hybrid Marine World Expo?

Electric & Hybrid Marine World Expo is exclusively for people involved in the decision-making process in specifying which propulsion system to invest in or which components to procure.

Test and measurement tools
Simulation software
Energy storage solutions including lithium-ion technology
Electric motors
Permanent magnet motors
Microturbines
Electric outboards
Cooling systems
Drive control systems
Brushless motors
AC/DC motors
Super-capacitors
Converters
Inverters
Diesel/electric generators
Gen-sets
Emission reduction technology
Exhaust gas cleaning systems / scrubbers
Waste heat recovery systems
Electric/hybrid control systems
Electric pod/bow/side thrusters
Electric/hybrid propulsion technology and systems
Electric/hybrid crane, winch, cargo door systems
Hybrid electric drive systems
Systems integration
Ship-to-shore power
Battery charging systems
Fuel cell technology
LNG/hybrid propulsion

Electric & Hybrid Marine World Expo is being organised by the publisher of Electric & Hybrid Marine Technology International, the world’s only publication dedicated to these emerging electric and hybrid propulsion technologies. In effect, this world expo will bring the pages of the magazine to life

Entrance to Electric & Hybrid Marine World Expo is free to qualified industry professionals only.

Electric & Hybrid Marine World Expo is organised by UKI Media & Events, the world's premier international trade show organiser and magazine publisher operating in the maritime, aviation, automotive and transportation sectors. It is an international organiser of almost 30 industry-leading exhibitions, working globally in Hong Kong, Detroit, Los Angeles, Brussels, Stuttgart, Paris, Geneva and Brasilia, and attracts over 3,000 exhibiting companies and over 50,000 visitors to its events every year.

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2017 Awards Winners

Last year's exhibition hosted the fourth awards, honouring the world's finest engineers, innovations and products in the electric and hybrid marine arena.

Corvus Energy

Supplier

Tor Øyvin Aa

Chief Engineer

Orca Energy ESS

Innovation

ABB

Propulsion System Manufacturer

BB Green

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2017 Show Report

Record-breaking year!

Over 4,000 attendees descended on Electric & Hybrid Marine World Expo in Amsterdam this June (6-8 June 2017), with over 130 exhibits to see and some 60 conference papers to learn from. It was a year that welcomed more attendees, delegates and exhibits than ever before, but the show was also significant for the sheer number of new technologies that were launched. Established as the world’s largest dedicated marine propulsion exhibition and conference, the success of Electric & Hybrid Marine World Expo 2017 was a clear signal that more electric assistance is now essential in the maritime industry.”

Take, for example, Renk, which showcased its new MARHY (marine hybrid) concept that enables two-stroke engine users to harness electrical energy for either propulsion or power generation.

The MARHY system features a tunnel gearbox and propeller shaft clutch enabling the two-stroke engine to be connected to an electrical motor. The electrical package includes an asynchronous motor, active front-end frequency converters and couplings.

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