Dieselelektrisk fremdrift for ubåtredningsfartøyet Ratownik

Leveranse av 11 MW fremdriftssystem

Stadt Naval has entered into a contract with PGZ Stocznia Wojenna in Gdansk for the delivery of a complete 11-megawatt diesel-electric energy and propulsion system for the Polish Navy's new submarine rescue vessel, "Ratownik." The propulsion system is based on Stadt's lean propulsion technology featuring alternating current main power distribution at 690 volts, designed to provide high efficiency and operational reliability under challenging conditions.

Bygging av redningsfartøy i Gdansk

The "Ratownik" submarine rescue ship is currently being constructed at PGZ Stocznia Wojenna in Gdansk to enhance Poland’s capabilities in submarine rescue, diving operations, and protection of critical underwater infrastructure in the strategically important Baltic Sea region. This project marks Stadt Naval's fourth marine project for Poland, highlighting the ongoing partnership between the Norwegian supplier and the Polish defense industry.

Bedret beredskap og sikkerhet til sjøs

The delivery of this advanced diesel-electric propulsion system significantly improves maritime rescue preparedness and the safety of vital seabed infrastructure in the Baltic Sea. The collaboration between Stadt Naval and PGZ Stocznia Wojenna not only strengthens maritime rescue capacity but also supports the development of maritime technology in the region, contributing to enhanced security and resilience in a geopolitically sensitive area.