GRSE Gears Up for Marine Engine Production with Rolls-Royce
This collaborative effort has significant market potential in coming years for all Fast Patrol Vessels, Interceptor Boats and Fast Attack Craft projects of the Indian Navy and the Indian Coast Guard.
Kolkata: Garden Reach Shipbuilders and Engineers Ltd (GRSE) and Rolls-Royce, have signed a Frame and Individual License Agreement on 30 Jan 24 to co-operate in the license production and localization of the MTU IMO Tier II compliant Series 4000 Marine Engines for governmental ships as a part of the ‘Make in India’ joint initiative. This collaborative effort has significant market potential in coming years for all Fast Patrol Vessels, Interceptor Boats and Fast Attack Craft projects of the Indian Navy and the Indian Coast Guard.
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The License Agreement scope and Individual license rights shall cover the following aspects considering the requirements of the end customer:
- Assembly of Licensee-built Products, manufacturing, or procurement of Licensee-built Parts and/or Components, engine testing and finishing (including painting).
- Manufacturing or procurement of Licensee-built Parts and/or Components to produce Licensee-built Products in the Territory.
- Sale and After-Sales-Services of Licensee-built Products within India for the Application.
As a solution brand of Rolls-Royce’s business unit Power Systems, MTU Series 4000 engines with a power output of 746-4300 KW, stand out with their high-power density and power-to-weight ratio, their compact design as well as their mechanical and thermal stability. On top of that, they are easy to use and maintain, with low lifecycle costs. This gives every naval vessel the right propulsion – from small patrol vessels to frigates and large submarines.
With this license agreement, Garden Reach Shipbuilders and Engineers and Rolls-Royce are continuing a long-standing partnership. GRSE has been involved in the line production, maintenance, repair and overhaul of MTU engines since the mid-1980s.
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