Whether for subsea power generation and control of novel wave and tidal generator devices, or control of more traditional subsea vehicles such as high-powered cable trenchers and intervention systems, MJR has a strong track record of delivery in this sector.

In marine applications, energy storage options include batteries and emerging alternatives like hydrogen, methanol, ammonia, and biofuels.

In the shift to eco-friendly maritime practices, modern vessels adopt hybrid power, while traditional ships convert to integrate hybrid components.

Containerised modular power solutions offer efficient and tested systems that can be quickly deployed, reducing on-site installation and start-up time.

MJR Power & Automation ensures reliable automation for ships, providing a track record in delivering systems from standalone PLC controls to complex DCS setups.

MJR provides end-to-end services for designing, class approving, building, and installing power and distribution systems on vessels, covering both upgrades and newbuilds.

Cost-effective electric drive systems and improved performance are reshaping ship propulsion, fueling the widespread adoption of electric propulsion in the maritime industry.