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Alfa Laval acquires NRG Marine to tap potential of ultrasonic anti-fouling tech

February 5, 2025
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Alfa Laval Acquires NRG Marine: Enhancing Anti-Fouling Solutions Across Industries

Swedish marine technology company Alfa Laval has recently announced its agreement to acquire NRG Marine, a UK-based provider of ultrasonic anti-fouling solutions for marine, oil and gas, and industrial applications.

The acquisition, set to be finalized in the second quarter of 2025, marks a strategic move by Alfa Laval to capitalize on the growing demand for ultrasonic anti-fouling technology in various industries.

Ultrasonic anti-fouling technology offers several advantages over traditional methods, making it a sustainable and environmentally friendly solution that aligns with future regulatory requirements.

NRG Marine’s innovative technology utilizes ultrasonic microscopic bubbles to disrupt fouling and prevent the formation of new deposits on critical components. This approach has proven effective in reducing biofouling, scaling, sludge, and other deposits, leading to improved operational efficiency and environmental benefits.

Sameer Kalra, President of Alfa Laval’s Marine Division, emphasized the importance of energy-efficient solutions in the transition to a net-zero future. The integration of ultrasonic anti-fouling technology into Alfa Laval’s portfolio further enhances their decarbonization efforts and supports their customers in achieving both business and environmental objectives.

Darren Rowlands, Founder & CEO of NRG Marine, expressed enthusiasm about joining forces with Alfa Laval to expand the reach of ultrasonic anti-fouling technology across marine, oil and gas, and industrial sectors. The partnership with Alfa Laval’s global network will enhance market scalability and accessibility for their innovative solution.

For marine vessels, combating fouling is not only about fuel savings but also about preventing the spread of invasive species that can have detrimental effects on ecosystems and economies. Anti-fouling systems play a crucial role in protecting marine environments and ensuring sustainable shipping practices.

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In the oil and gas industry, ultrasonic anti-fouling technology helps maintain clean surfaces to prevent biofouling issues. With ATEX approval, the technology meets strict safety standards, ensuring reliability and compliance with industry regulations.

Overall, ultrasonic anti-fouling technology offers a promising alternative to traditional methods, delivering operational efficiencies, cost savings, and extended asset lifecycles. Alfa Laval’s acquisition of NRG Marine underscores their commitment to providing sustainable solutions and driving innovation in anti-fouling technologies.

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