The project is scheduled to commence in March 2022, and is expected to be completed two months later in May. Wärtsilä's maintenance agreements are a key part of the company's Lifecycle solutions. They are designed to optimise power plant performance through the utilisation of Wärtsilä's advanced technology, software, and service expertise, which are supported by a holistic view and a thorough understanding of installations on a system level. As gas grids expand and emission regulations tighten, conversions to natural gas become a viable alternative for power plants. Wärtsilä engines are flexible and easily adaptable to the use of gas as a primary fuel. Gas conversions will also enable the transition to future synthetic fuels, such as hydrogen. Wärtsilä has globally carried out gas conversions on more than 100 engines, in total 1,5 GW of power generation capacity.