Whether you're planning a single vessel upgrade, a fleet-wide modernization program, or need reliable ship repair and drydock technical works — we're ready to engineer the solution.
OceanX Marine Systems is built on decades of hands-on retrofit and drydock execution experience across cruise and commercial fleets. Our leadership and project teams have delivered complex marine retrofit projects — from exhaust gas cleaning system installations and wastewater treatment systems to full piping overhauls and structural modifications — consistently on schedule and within budget. We combine strong naval architecture competence, certified installation expertise, and disciplined project management into a single turnkey delivery model.
We engineer and deliver retrofit solutions that reduce fuel consumption, lower emissions, and ensure regulatory compliance — with measurable ROI.
Piping repairs and rerouting, HVAC upgrades, and new equipment installation during scheduled drydock periods or afloat operation.
Carbon steel, stainless steel, and aluminium structures. Certified welding teams for complex structural modifications and piping systems.
Engine room layout optimization, exhaust routing modification, structural foundation design, and thermal performance validation
One team from design through commissioning. No coordination gaps between engineering and execution.
We engineer out problems before installation begins. Thorough pre-planning eliminates costly surprises
No hidden costs. Engineering-based estimates from day one, with clear scope definitions.
Timelines built on execution experience, not optimistic assumptions. We deliver on time
We support fleet-wide modernization roadmaps, technical standardization, and lifecycle optimization.
As 2025 draws to a close, the global shipping industry finds itself far from the clean-fuel sprint that many had anticipated. Despite ambitious decarbonisation targets, the year is ending with familiar challenges: unclear regulatory pathways, uneven enforcement and a pace of change that continues to
Demand for advanced propeller retrofits and energy-saving devices (ESDs) has nearly quadrupled since 2020 to enhance energy efficiency to meet tightening emissions regulations. Click to enlarge However, according to a new report from British class society Lloyd’s Register (LR), while high-efficiency propellers can deliver fuel
[By: Lloyd’s Register] Demand for advanced propeller retrofits and energy saving devices (ESDs) has nearly quadrupled since 2020 as shipping owners and operators look to enhance energy efficiency to meet tightening emissions regulations. However, according to The Energy Saving Devices Retrofit Report from Lloyd’s Register (LR), while high-efficiency propellers
