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Granite Devices Oy has launched a new Simucube Tahko GT-21 steering wheel for Sim Racing enthusiasts and professionals. Elomatic Oy was involved as a partner in product development work, from product concepts to production.

The purpose of Elogrids is to reduce a ship’s fuel consumption and CO2 emissions. This decision significantly decreases the environmental impact of marine traffic. M/S Viking XPRS is the second Viking Line ship to have Elogrids installed.

Elomatic’s subsidiary Green NortH2 Energy Oy welcomes Flexens Oy Ab as a shareholder. The joint Power-to-X expertise of Elomatic and Flexens strengthens their position in advancing hydrogen economy in Southwestern Finland, especially in the marine sector.

Elomatic will deliver a significant part of the design work for a textile fibre factory to be built in Jyväskylä for Woodspin, a joint enterprise of Spinnova and Suzano. The plant will produce SPINNOVA® fibre and represents a significant step in Spinnova scaling up their production.

Nippon Yusen Kabushiki Kaisha (hereinafter, NYK), MTI Co., Ltd. (hereinafter, MTI), and Elomatic, a Finnish consulting and engineering firm, launched the development of a concept design for “Ammonia-fuel Ready LNG-Fueled Vessel” (ARLFV), which covers the transition to future marine fuel.

The Finnish engineering and consulting company is in charge of the design of two vaccine production plants to be built in South India. The aim is for the first plant to be operational in late 2021.

Elomatic supported Flexens in their Power2AX project with a study for the production of hydrogen aimed to be used in new ferries in the Åland archipelago. The project Power2AX has a unique and comprehensive approach that includes harvesting wind energy, creating the hydrogen fuel of the generated wind, and finally using the renewable fuel in ferries operating in Åland. The archipelago of Åland has the ideal wind condition to implement this process enabling a truly green future living in one of the world’s most beautiful locations.

Elomatic is a part of the 2020 Global Goals Yearbook, a publication in support of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), also known as Global Goals that also supports the advancement of corporate sustainability globally. The article included in the Yearbook showcases Elomatic’s project with NYK and Monohakobi Technology which led into the NYK Super Eco Ship – A concept that allows up to 70% less energy consumption in the sea travel. The concept has gotten attention around the world.