Produced by: Mohsin Shaikh
Rolls-Royce is partnering with the Indian Navy to develop India’s first electric warship, leveraging cutting-edge propulsion technology.
The project will utilize hybrid-electric and full-electric propulsion systems to deliver advanced, efficient, and next-generation naval capabilities.
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Their MT30 marine gas turbine, already a global benchmark, generates 36 MW of power, enough to supply a small town, making it ideal for modern warships.
The electric warship supports India’s push toward future-ready defense systems, combining sustainability with enhanced operational efficiency.
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The visit of the UK’s HMS Prince of Wales to Mumbai underscores growing naval cooperation between India and the United Kingdom.
Rolls-Royce is expanding its defense engineering and manufacturing presence in India to strengthen long-term partnerships across air, land, and sea.
Electric and hybrid propulsion technologies reduce fuel consumption and emissions while enhancing stealth and maneuverability of naval vessels.
The collaboration positions India to integrate next-gen naval technologies, reinforcing maritime security and strategic defense capabilities.
By combining Rolls-Royce’s marine expertise with India’s defense ambitions, the project sets a global standard for sustainable, high-performance naval vessels.