MECCANO ENGINEERING
Naval architecture & yacht designer
Naval Architect
AL14 () (QUAI ALBERT IER)
Meccano Engineering is specialised in delivering comprehensive naval architecture and exterior design services supported by a skilled team of 50 experts from all key engineering disciplines. We manage multidisciplinary project scopes from initial sketches to complete documentation for construction, for new builds and refit projects. A big effort is placed for keeping up with evolving technologies through intense R&D activities, lately focused mainly to GHG reduction solutions. With the experience gained with a multitude of challenging projects over the past 25 years, Meccano Engineering offers smart, reliable and green engineering solutions to Clients of the four Business Lines: Yachts, Ships, Navy and Energy.
Naval Architecture | Yacht Design | Marine Engineering | Green Solutions | Construction Supervision
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At Meccano Engineering, we have conducted extensive research into sustainable fuel alternatives as part of our commitment to developing advanced green solutions and projects with minimal environmental impact. Dual fuel engines powered by green methanol have emerged as a particularly promising and transformative technology.
Green methanol, produced from renewable sources, offers a sustainable alternative that significantly reduces carbon emissions while delivering the power and reliability essential for marine propulsion. This dual fuel approach provides operational flexibility, ensuring safety and efficiency, and facilitates a smooth transition by allowing cleaner fuels to be integrated into existing fleets without compromising performance.
Our confidence in this technology is underscored by the awarding of the Approval in Principle Certificate from RINA for our green methanol project, Orca 65 – an important milestone that validates our vision.
By embracing green methanol and dual fuel technology, we have the opportunity to accelerate the maritime energy transition, significantly reduce environmental impact, and set new standards for sustainable yachting and shipping.