Marine Power Innovation at SEAWORK
7 July 2026
As the maritime sector continues to evolve, SEAWORK 2026 provided the perfect platform to underline our industry-leading capabilities in delivering high-performance naval marine power solutions and custom generator systems.
Supported by the robust engineering infrastructure of the TEX GROUP, G&M EUROTEX stands uniquely positioned to address the complex power infrastructure needs of modern fleets. The TEX GROUP advantage provides us with the deep resources, manufacturing scalability, and cross-industry technical expertise required to execute large-scale defence and commercial maritime contracts globally. From specialised military projects to luxury maritime builds, this collective strength guarantees unmatched quality at every stage of production.
At SEAWORK, our team engaged with shipbuilders, naval architects, and defence procurement operators who all echoed a common industry challenge: modern vessels are demanding more energy than ever before. Traditional, off-the-shelf, prepackaged generator sets frequently fail to meet the stringent space, weight, and compliance parameters required today. This is precisely where our expertise in manufacturing bespoke marine generators becomes the smarter long-term choice for vessel owners.
G&M EUROTEX specialises in designing, building, and comprehensively testing custom generators for naval vessels, offshore research vessels, commercial workboats, and luxury superyachts. By engineering the power system specifically around the layout of the vessel – rather than forcing the vessel design to accommodate rigid, pre-built equipment – we optimise engine room space, simplify ongoing maintenance access, and ensure perfect weight distribution and balancing within the hull.
Modern marine operations demand flawless reliability under severe transient loads, such as the sudden power draws from bow thrusters, heavy cranes, or complex winches, while simultaneously protecting sensitive bridge electronics from electrical noise. Our bespoke marine power units are custom tuned to handle these dramatic fluctuations smoothly, significantly extending component lifecycles and mitigating the risk of critical blackouts at sea. Furthermore, by utilising premium marine-grade materials, advanced vibration isolation systems, and acoustic insulation, we minimise structural noise across machinery spaces.
Regulatory compliance is another critical area where our custom engineering excels. Every custom generator set we manufacture can be fully certified to meet the strict classification standards of Lloyd’s Register, DNV, ABS, or Bureau Veritas. To support the global maritime transition toward sustainable operations and decarbonisation, our engineering team designs future-proof systems capable of running on alternative fuels like Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil (HVO), biodiesel blends, methanol, or dual-fuel configurations. These clean-combustion IMO Tier III-compliant units significantly lower total lifecycle costs by reducing fuel burn, reducing emissions, and extending service intervals.
The connections made at Seawork 2026 reinforce that bespoke engineering is the definitive path forward for modern naval and commercial operations. Whether you are managing a fleet of hard-working commercial workboats or designing a next-generation naval vessel, our engineering expertise ensures your auxiliary power is secure.
Contact the G&M EUROTEX marine power specialists today to discuss your specific vessel requirements and discover how our custom-engineered generator systems can safeguard your next maritime project.
Email our sales engineers directly at sales-gmeurotex@tex.co.uk to request a technical consultation.