The former MAN Energy Solutions is now operating under the new name of Everllence as it continues writing a new chapter committed to global decarbonisation and sustainable energy solutions.
The company has evolved from traditional engine manufacturing to providing integrated sustainability solutions for industries such as shipping, energy, and industry, with a particular focus on the GCC.
Everllence is already a key partner invested in the GCC for over 50 years and is implementing tailored solutions across the region that align with national decarbonisation goals without compromising industrial productivity.
In the UAE, Everllence supplies advanced technology for Abu Dhabi's carbon capture project, powers industrial zones, LNG operations, and critical port infrastructure, and provides technology to key entities like ADNOC and DEWA.
In Oman, Everllence enhances oil and gas efficiency and develops green hydrogen opportunities.
Qatar's energy sector uses Everllence's gas turbines and compressor systems for LNG expansion projects, including Qatar Energy's major developments. Saudi Arabia leverages the company's solutions for critical infrastructure, including King Abdullah Port and Vision 2030 initiatives like The Red Sea Project.
Everllence also offers renewable energy solutions in Kuwait, including power generation, industrial processes, and marine propulsion.
Other leading Everllence innovations address energy-intensive emissions, including marine and power-plant engines, climate-neutral fuels, heat pumps, and carbon capture and storage for safe removal of industry CO2 emissions.
The company remains part of the Volkswagen Group and its product and service portfolio remains unchanged.
Gaby Hanna, Senior Vice President Head of Region Middle East and Africa / Managing Director Everllence, said: “As we rebrand to Everllence and are driven by our bold purpose of ‘moving big things to zero’, the Gulf – traditionally built on ‘hard-to-abate’ industries - is a key priority area for us. With our decarbonisation solutions – from carbon capture and storage to climate-neutral shipping - we have exciting ambitions to be a regional partner. We can’t shy away from challenges but must commit to reducing the emissions that are difficult to avoid”. -TradeArabia News Service
