Stream Marine Technical (SMT) adds new K-Sim Engine simulator
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Paisley, Scotland-headquartered Stream Marine Technical (SMT) has added a new Kongsberg K-Sim Engine simulator<\/a> to its expanding simulator suite. The new simulator will support IGF Code<\/a> training for LNG-fueled vessels, enabling students and seafarers to build advanced competence in areas such as fuel economy, emission reduction, and emergency response.<\/p>\n For Stream Marine, its addition marks a significant investment in the future of alternative fuel training for the maritime sector.<\/p>\n Developed by Kongsberg Maritime, the K-Sim Engine platform is widely recognized for its realism, adaptability, and compliance with international standards, including DNV certification and full alignment with IMO STCW requirements.<\/p>\n SMT says that the additional simulator reinforces its commitment to future-proofing maritime careers and improving vessel safety and efficiency in the evolving alternative fuels landscape.Kongsberg Maritime,<\/p>\n \u201cAs the industry transitions towards cleaner fuels, high-quality training is essential to ensure seafarers are not only compliant, but confident in managing these technologies,\u201d says Martin White, CEO at SMT. \u201cOur investment in the K-Sim Engine supports both immediate LNG training needs and future alternative fuel vessel scenarios as demand in this sector continues to grow.\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cWe\u2019re pleased to support SMT in delivering future-relevant training for the maritime workforce,\u201d said Espen Liset, executive vice president, digital & simulation at Kongsberg Maritime. \u201cBy integrating our advanced K-Sim Engine technology, SMT can provide highly realistic, scenario-based exercises that prepare marine engineers to operate next-generation, low-emission vessels safely and efficiently.\u201d<\/p>\n SMT says that it aims to remain at the forefront of alternatives fuels training and address the skills gap associated with low- and zero-carbon fuels for the safety needs of seafarers across the world.<\/p>\n The post Stream Marine Technical (SMT) adds new K-Sim Engine simulator<\/a> appeared first on Marine Log<\/a>.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n