Alfa Laval strengthens its portfolio with the acquisition of NRG Marine

Alfa Laval has signed an agreement to acquire NRG Marine, a UK-based company specializing in ultrasonic anti-fouling technology. This acquisition aims to enhance the group’s offering in the maritime, oil, and industrial sectors in response to the growing demand for these innovative solutions.

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Alfa Laval, a Swedish company specializing in heat exchange and separation, has announced the acquisition of NRG Marine, a UK-based leader in ultrasonic anti-fouling solutions. This transaction allows Alfa Laval to expand its portfolio by integrating a technology increasingly adopted in the maritime, oil, and industrial sectors.

An expanding technology

The technology developed by NRG Marine is based on the emission of ultrasonic waves to prevent the accumulation of biological and mineral deposits on equipment. Unlike traditional methods, this approach significantly reduces scaling, sludge formation, and the proliferation of marine organisms on submerged structures. These characteristics make it a sought-after alternative for industry players, particularly in a context of increasing regulations.

A strategic acquisition for Alfa Laval

The acquisition of NRG Marine aligns with Alfa Laval’s strategy to optimize energy efficiency and operational performance for its customers. According to Sameer Kalra, President of Alfa Laval’s Marine Division, this technology strengthens the company’s portfolio of advanced solutions and meets the growing demands of industries in biofouling management.

Strengthened positioning in key markets

The maritime sector, as well as the oil and gas industries, are facing increasing challenges related to the accumulation of organic deposits on infrastructure. NRG Marine’s solution provides an effective response to this issue by reducing maintenance costs and improving equipment durability. Through this acquisition, Alfa Laval secures a stronger presence in these strategic segments.

Development prospects

Integrating NRG Marine into Alfa Laval could accelerate the large-scale adoption of ultrasonic anti-fouling technology. With rising demand and growing expectations for industrial performance optimization, this operation positions Alfa Laval favorably to capture a larger share of the anti-fouling technology market.

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