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+358 20 783 8200

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  • The Switch Electronic Bus Link

    News

    Bus link forms ‘key element’ for retrofit hybrid

    2019-04-16T10:00:00

    The world’s first Electronic Bus Link (EBL) from Yaskawa Environmental Energy / The Switch has been successfully commissioned on ‘North Sea Giant’.

  • Asbjørn Halsebakke, Product Manager of Marine Drives

    News

    Yaskawa sees hydrogen gaining traction

    2019-03-08T11:37:00

    Yaskawa Environmental Energy / The Switch believes the global maritime industry is now on the threshold of a committed move towards renewable energy.

  • The DC-Hub offers optimal flexibility, reliability and efficiency to operators Photo: Yaskawa Environment Energy/The Switch

    News

    Generating sustainable energy for shipowners

    2018-09-12T11:12:00

    An international powerdrive expert has developed a maritime solution it believes provides shipowners with the flexibility to embrace any potential energy source while delivering optimal system redundancy.

  • The Switch has delivered over 1,000 rugged Power Drives in the past 10 years

    News

    Investment means drive train testing up to 15MW for The Switch

    2018-04-16T11:57:00

    Yaskawa Corporation is making a multimillion-euro investment to strengthen the R&D capabilities of The Switch and purchase new equipment at the company’s factory in Lappeenranta, Finland. The investment will enable drive train testing of up to 15 MW.

  • CRP ECO LM propulsor

    News

    Energy efficient propulsor launches

    2017-07-05T10:13:00

    Finland-based Steerprop has launched a CRP ECO LM propulsor featuring permanent magnet (PM) technology from The Switch to offer greater energy efficiency throughout its speed range.

  • Wightlink's flagship newbuild diesel electric hybrid ferry

    News

    DC-hub

    2017-05-31T11:49:00

    Hybrid power pioneer The Switch has delivered its first ever DC-Hub to Wightlink in the UK for installation into its flagship newbuild diesel electric hybrid ferry.

  • PM shaft generators can be used to create cost-effective electricity and save fuel

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    The Switch sets its sights on the marine market

    2017-01-26T09:43:00

    Finland-headquartered permanent magnet power generation specialist The Switch is targeting growth of 200% within the marine segment in the next five years.

  • The Switch aims to be a major player in the marine drive business

    News

    Drives consolidation

    2016-11-10T16:44:00

    The Switch, a Finland-headquartered technology specialist of advanced drive trains recently taken over by Japan’s Yaskawa Corporation, has now closed the deal to purchase Wärtsilä’s Norway-based marine power drives product range for megawatt-class applications.

  • The Switch argument is that PM drive train solutions are compact, with less weight and volume than conventional drive trains

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    Permanent magnet drive trains

    2015-03-25T09:50:00

    According to Finland- based propulsion specialist, The Switch, permanent magnet (PM) drive train technology for electric propulsion brings a powerful solution to the big diesel dilemma, which combines tougher environmental considerations with a long-term perspective of increasing fuel costs.

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