Strong order intake highlights continued demand for reliable marine power generation solutions, as the company advances its multi-fuel engine portfolio.

Everllence has secured orders for more than 2,000 small-bore medium-speed engines so far in 2026, marking a significant milestone for the company's marine engine business.

The company said the achievement reflects sustained market confidence in its proven, efficient and future-ready engine solutions, as well as strong global demand for reliable marine power generation systems.

Small-bore medium-speed engines play an important role in onboard power generation, supporting the operational efficiency of vessels across multiple shipping segments.

Demand for Reliable Marine Power

The latest order milestone highlights the importance of reliability, efficiency and operational flexibility in the marine power market.

Rasmus Frimann Nielsen, Head of Small-Bore Four-Stroke Engines Technology at Everllence, said the achievement validated the company's strategy of focusing on solutions that deliver practical value at sea while remaining adaptable to future requirements.

Everllence's small-bore four-stroke engines are used in marine auxiliary power generation and propulsion applications. According to the company, their key advantages include high reliability, extended maintenance intervals and competitive lifecycle costs.

Advancing Multi-Fuel Technology

Alongside demand for conventional marine power solutions, Everllence is continuing to develop engines capable of operating on alternative fuels as the shipping industry moves towards lower- and zero-carbon operations.

The company's development activities include methanol- and ammonia-related technologies, as well as next-generation dual-fuel generator sets and retrofit solutions.

Lars Zimmermann, Head of Marketing for Small-Bore Four-Stroke Engines at Everllence, said the industry needed commercially viable and dependable technologies rather than concepts alone.

The company's small-bore engine portfolio is intended to provide reliable power for current operations while accommodating future fuel requirements.

Danish Engineering, Global Support

Everllence's small-bore generator sets are designed and developed in Denmark, supported by the company's global service network to provide lifecycle assistance and technical support to customers worldwide.

The company said its continued success in 2026 further strengthens its position as a supplier of efficient, compliant and future-ready marine power solutions.

About Everllence

Formerly known as MAN Energy Solutions, Everllence supplies propulsion, decarbonisation and efficiency solutions to the global shipping, energy and industrial sectors. Headquartered in Germany, the company employs approximately 15,000 people across more than 140 locations worldwide. Its aftermarket brand, Everllence PrimeServ, provides support through a global service network.