Realis Simulation will be exhibiting on Stand C5 at the 4th Rostock Ship Machinery Conference at the Hotel Neptun, Rostock-Warnemunde, Germany. Our booth will show the essential use of simulation software in developing engines using new fuels such as ammonia, hydrogen or methanol in the drive to reduce maritime carbon emissions.

Focussing on the innovations and latest trends in the field of marine engines as well on-board power generation, conversion, distribution and energy efficiency - the conference brings together political decision-makers, shipping companies, shipyards, component manufacturers, suppliers and classification societies from across the industry.

As a follow-up to topics and discussions of the 3rd Ship Machinery conference in September 2023 and the Large Engines conference in 2024, this event will present a broad spectrum of information, user reports and innovations in the field of ship machinery with an industry-related context. An important focus will be the maritime energy transition where delegates can expect exciting presentations, discussion panels, expert pitches and extensive networking opportunities with experts from the industry.