GEA Heating & Refrigeration Technologies supplies sustainable marine solutions for the fishing industry, cruise industry, on board refrigerated cargo ships (reefers) or juice carriers, as well as GEA Grasso BOG and LD (boil-off gas and low duty) screw compressors for LNG-fueled vessels, also suitable for gaseous ammonia fuel or other applications e.g. CO₂ capture.
Applications
GEA compressors and packages have already fulfilled high maritime demands for many years. With a broad product range of screw compressors, we have the right equipment for nearly all refrigeration, ammonia, CO₂ and LNG applications.
We engineer and supply energy efficient and sustainable solutions for ships where refrigeration is an essential part of the operation.
Our solutions and products focus on ease of use and low maintenance during the complete life cycle, with a low total cost of ownership (TCO).
As no ship type is the same, and space for equipment is often challenging, GEA can provide customized solutions if our standard solutions don't meet the customer's special requirement.
GEA is active in the following marine segments:
- Fishing Vessels (trawlers, crab catchers, tuna seiners)
- Reefer Ships
- Cruise & Ferry
- Orange juice carriers
- Conversion and retrofit projects
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Products & Technologies
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GEA Grasso Maintenance Monitor (GMM)
First class electronic monitoring based on proven developments.
GEA Omni Control Panel
The intuitive touch for machine control technology.
Automation & Control for Refrigeration and Heating Systems
GEA’s innovative control & monitoring solutions provide capabilities to control production processes, maximize efficiency and reduce system downtime.
Gas compressors
GEA gas compressors are key system components in oil & gas extraction and processing operations, in power generation plants with gas turbines, in chemical processing and in numerous other industries.
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