LNG Bunkering Simulator for Hands-on Training

October 8, 2019

The Wärtsilä LNG Bunkering Vessel simulator will enable realistic hands-on training for operators. Copyright: Kasi Group
The Wärtsilä LNG Bunkering Vessel simulator will enable realistic hands-on training for operators. Copyright: Kasi Group

The technology group Wärtsilä will supply an LNG bunkering vessel simulator to Kasi Group (Malaysia), a leading provider of integrated marine solutions. 

The simulator will be used to provide hands-on training to those who will be operating LNG bunkering services. Wärtsilä is the first company capable of offering such a simulator. The order with Wärtsilä was placed in July.

The demand for training services for LNG bunkering vessel simulators has been rising since 2017, when only one single LNG bunkering vessel was in service. By the end of 2018, this number had increased to a total of nine ships, and it is forecasted that a further 30 of these vessels will be delivered during the coming five years.

The Wärtsilä scope of supply for its delivery of a TechSim LCHS Network Class simulator to Kasi Group includes a total of five work stations, namely one for the instructor and four for the trainees.

 
 



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