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    Wärtsilä’s heavy praise on STELCO’s engineers

    Wärtsilä praises the technical efficacy and prowess of STELCO engineers
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    One of the most long-standing and prominent names in the energy industry, Wärtsilä has heavily praised the engineers of State Electric Company Limited (STELCO).

    The Finnish technology group has been enjoyed long sustained professional relationship with STELCO. The companies celebrated 30 years of corporate partnership in 2022, following which Wärtsilä released a press statement addressing its experience.

    The first recorded acquisition and installation of a Wärtsilä power generator in the Maldives is dated back to 1990 when the manufacturer’s generator was imported and installed at Male’ powerhouse.

    STELCO noted that the power generators imported from Wärtsilä 32 years ago is still being utilized at the utility company’s powerhouse.

    Meanwhile, the technology group has acknowledged and praised the dedication, commitment and skills of the local engineers working at STELCO who had been instrumental in proper maintenance of the power generators.

    In addition to two generators first commissioned to the Maldives 32 years back, the manufacturer had provided 6 additional generators later on. In addition to this, the company had provided the 6 generators to Hulhumale’ powerhouse as well.

    Apart from supplying the power generators, Wärtsilä has continued to provide training programs to the engineers of STELCO to remain up to date on the technology. Additionally, STELCO had recently commissioned the usage of Wärtsilä’s state-of-the-art engine control and monitoring system.

    While praising the technical prowess and assistance of the Finnish energy company, STELCO’s Managing Director Mr. Ahmed Shareef noted that the island nation was able to facilitate adequate electricity across all of its residential islands effectively due to the efficiency, skills and servicing provided by Wärtsilä.

    Mr. Shareef had expressed gratitude to Wärtsilä for being a constant support in STELCO’s lifelong commitment of providing sustainable and efficient utility services to the Maldivian consumers.

    Wärtsilä Oyj Abp, which trades internationally as Wärtsilä Corporation was first established when the governor of the county of North Karelia approved the construction of a sawmill in the municipality of Tohmajärvi, Grand Duchy of Finland on 12th April 1834.

    Following inception, the sawmill was soon taken over by the wealthy industrialist Nils Ludvig Arppe who built ironworks in the sawmill grounds, and was renamed as Wärtsilä Ab in 1898. The first diesel engine venture under Wärtsilä began in 1938 after the group signed a license agreement with Friedrich Krupp Germania Werft AG in Germany.

    The first diesel engine with the Wärtsilä brand was produced in Turku, Finland in November 1942 and since then the company has expanded its energy production portfolio.

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