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日立造船マリンエンジン(株)

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Hitachi Zosen Marine Engine Co., Ltd specializes in the design, manufacture, and sale of large diesel engines for marine use, as well as providing comprehensive after-sales services. The company focuses on MAN B&W and WinGD low-speed diesel engines, including those designed to be compatible with low-carbon and decarbonized fuels. Established in 2025, Hitachi Zosen Marine Engine Co., Ltd has already invested in ammonia-fueled ship engines and formed a partnership with Turbo Systems United for digital products. The company holds ISO9001 certification and is committed to achieving carbon neutrality through sustainable practices.

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