Everllence Ships First Rebranded Engine from Augsburg Plant

The company used a digital process to identify and track branded components throughout the entire supply chain, with prominently labeled components redesigned by engineering. Everllence has produced and shipped its first engine bearing the company’s new branding from its Augsburg, Germany, facility and marked a key milestone in its transition from MAN Energy Solutions following the June 4, 2025, rebrand. The delivery represents the culmination of nearly a year of operational changes across the company’s global manufacturing network, during which all sites produced their first products under the new name. “This milestone is more than a new logo on an engine, rather it shows how we are transferring our new identity into our daily work and onto our products,” said Martin Oetjen, COO at Everllence. “A significant effort in manufacturing and across the supply chain lies behind this as thousands of components carry our logo—whether cast, engraved, or laser-marked.” The transition required extensive modifications at the component and production levels. These included assigning new material numbers for branded parts, updating workstations for engraving and laser marking, and converting cast components to reflect the new identity. To manage the process, Everllence used a digital process to identify and track branded components throughout the entire supply chain, with prominently labeled components redesigned by engineering. Rebranding motor | Image Credit: Everllence The company coordinated procurement and production lead times to maintain delivery schedules, aligning the rollout of the first rebranded engine with existing manufacturing commitments. This production milestone forms part of Everllence’s broader global rebranding initiative, tied to its “Moving Bigs Things to Zero” strategy which focuses on reducing emissions in hard-to-abate sectors, including shipping, power generation, and heavy industry. Everllence’s portfolio includes engines for marine and power applications capable of operating on climate-neutral fuels, retrofit solutions, large-scale heat pumps, and carbon-capture systems. The Augsburg facility remains a central hub within the company’s global production network, reflecting decades of engine manufacturing expertise and supporting the rollout of new technologies aligned with its decarbonization strategy. In March 2026, PTT Exploration and Production Public Co. (PTTEP) awarded Everllence a contract to deliver two RB-type compressor skids for Thailand’s first carbon capture and storage (CCS) project at the Arthit gas field in the Gulf of Thailand. The units will support PTTEP in capturing and storing up to 1 million tons of CO2 per year. These skids will be installed offshore in the Arthit field, with storage operations scheduled to begin in 2028. The company’s supply scope includes two compressor trains based on RB barrel-type compressors for CO2 handling and reinjection, with both units driven by gas turbines from Solar Turbines and supplied as a closely integrated solution. Additionally, Everllence will supply a comprehensive dynamic process simulation, allowing the compressor systems to operate at full potential regarding process efficiency. PTTEP’s investment in the Arthrit field represents Thailand’s first large-scale usage of CCS technology and is recognized as a flagship greenhouse gas reduction initiative under the Nationally Determined Contribution Action Plan on Mitigation 2021-2030. In February 2026, MODEC contracted Everllence to supply four compressor trains for a newbuild floating production, storage, and offloading vessel in the Hammerhead field offshore Guyana. The complete scope includes four barrel-type RB compressor trains: two low-pressure gas compressors and two export gas compressors. Also, the delivery includes comprehensive dynamic process simulation, allowing the compressors to operate at full process efficiency.