2010

Rolls-Royce MT30 powered turbine generator set achieves full power operation

Walpole, MA - Rolls-Royce, the global power systems company, has achieved full power operation of its first production MT30 powered main turbine generator set delivered to the US Navy.

Tidewater orders four Rolls-Royce designed offshore vessels

Rolls-Royce, the global power systems company, today announced that it has won an order to provide the design, propulsion systems and deck machinery for four deep water platform supply vessels.

Rolls-Royce secures first order for revolutionary new wave-piercing offshore vessel

Rolls-Royce, the global power systems company, has today announced the first order for its new wave-piercing offshore vessel, from Farstad Shipping.

Rolls-Royce and Bestway strengthen ship design collaboration

Rolls-Royce, the global power systems company, today signed a collaboration agreement with Shanghai Bestway Marine Engineering Design Company Ltd (Bestway), a leading marine design and research company in China.

Rolls-Royce, ITE and WDA to enhance skills and knowledge in Singapore's aerospace and marine industries

Rolls-Royce, the global power systems company, has signed two agreements with the Institute of Technical Education (ITE) to enhance the level of skills within Singapore’s aerospace manufacturing and marine industries.

Rolls-Royce provides power to world's largest gas ferry

Rolls-Royce provides power to world's largest gas ferry

Rolls-Royce to expand global marine service network with new facility in Hamburg, Germany

Rolls-Royce to expand global marine service network with new facility in Hamburg, Germany

Latest Rolls-Royce UT design to use LNG fuel

Latest Rolls-Royce UT design to use LNG fuel

Rolls-Royce wins new offshore orders worth £80 million

Rolls-Royce has won orders to design and equip five offshore and special purpose vessels plus options worth in total around £80 million in the last few weeks.

Rolls-Royce wins order to equip seven offshore vessels in Brazil

Rolls-Royce has received orders worth approximately £15 million to supply propulsion and control systems for seven offshore vessels being built in Brazil.