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Bergen Engines delivers hybrid power solutions based on gas engines
- Published 26 October 2022; updated 21 September 2026; 2-minute read. Bergen Engines combines medium-speed gas engines with batteries or renewable power in hybrid systems, including microgrids. Uses include marine operations, power stations, remote areas with incomplete grids, greenhouses and combined heat-and-power systems. The article presents natural gas as a lower-emissions transition alternative to heavy oil or diesel, noting that fully electric options are not yet commercially viable for some machinery.
- The engines provide continuous power, respond quickly to ramp-up/ramp-down needs, and support backup generation and grid fluctuations. The page states reductions versus diesel of 30% in CO₂, 92% in nitrogen oxides, 99% in sulphur oxides and particulates, and 20% in methane. It says the company can deliver and install within 12 months after order confirmation, and provides aftermarket service and maintenance. Portfolio ratings range from 1,400 kW to 12,000 kW; complete power systems can exceed 200 MWe. Bergen Engines is part of Langley Holdings. The page links to UN SDGs 7 and 9.
- Public contact: Vidar Rasmussen, Sales Director & Business Development, vidar.rasmussen@bergenengines.com, +47 958 08 100. Company: BERGEN ENGINES AS, Hordvikneset 125, 5108 Hordvik, Norway; bergenengines.com.
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