Maersk takes delivery of WinGD X82DF-M/E powered Tema Maersk

The X82DF-M/E which was installed on the Tema Mærsk in 2025, extends Swiss-headquartered engine developer WinGD’s methanol offer to 82-centimeter bore engines, giving more shipowners the choice of multi-fuel flexibility and readiness for a broader range of alcohol-based fuels as fuel availability and regulatory clarity evolves.      Ole Graa Jakobsen, head of fleet technology at Maersk said: “Developing future‑proof engine technology is a critical step in building the flexibility and reliability which global supply chains depend on. At the same time, the energy transition of the shipping industry is a complex challenge that requires close collaboration across the entire ecosystem – from shipowners and regulators to fuel producers, infrastructure providers and engine manufacturers. We truly value our collaboration with WinGD in delivering a robust, energy efficient engine design for our series of 9,000 TEU dual‑fuel vessels.”      Dominik Schneiter, CEO, WinGD, said: “As another methanol-capable ship joins the global fleet, we’re proud to play our part in the industry’s decarbonisation journey. Collaborating with pioneering shipowners like Maersk, we’re helping deliver the dual-fuel propulsion solutions that meet today’s real-world commercial, operational and environmental requirements while being ready for the ZNZ world of tomorrow. With inherent flexibility to accommodate multiple alcohol fuels, our technology ensures that early adopters are not locked into a single pathway as the fuel landscape develops.”