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Reference List Cruise MU15554 0619 REFERENCE LIST CRUISE With 70 years in the market, Novenco Marine & Offshore is among the most experienced suppliers of HVAC systems for ships. We develop and manufacture high-quality heating, ventilation, air-conditioning and refrigeration solutions for marine applica- tions. Our equipment includes: Design & Engineering Automation Air handling units Chiller units Cabin units Condensing units Fans Provision plants Duct systems Our goal is to offer environmentally reponsible and energy-friendly solutions that meet even the most demanding global com- fort and safety requirements. Please visit www.novencoevent.com and read more about our eVent energy calculator which can calculate the energy con- sumption of HVAC systems, using weather data for the actual operation area of the ship. The following reference list includes projects where Novenco Marine department has delivered equipment and handled instal- lation. MU15554 0619 REFERENCE LIST CRUISE Year Ship name NB no. Owner Yard System 2019 MSC World Class (TBA) Y34 MSC Cruises Chantiers de l’Atlantique LNG Fans and E/R Fans 2019 MSC World Class (TBA) Z34 MSC Cruises Chantiers de l’Atlantique LNG Fans and E/R Fans 2017 TBA 1705 Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection Barreras IDAC-FCU, ER Vent 2016 Mein Schiff 8 1393 TUI Cruises Meyer Turku E/R Fans 2016 Mein Schiff 7 1392 TUI Cruises Meyer Turku E/R Fans 2015 Flying Clipper 483 Star Clippers Brodosplit IDAC-FCU 2014 Viking Sky 6245 Viking Ocean Cruises Fincantieri FCU 2013 Viking Sea 6237 Viking Ocean Cruises Fincantieri FCU 2013 Viking Star 6236 Viking Ocean Cruises Fincantieri FCU 2012 AIDAprima 2300 AIDA Mitsubishi Heavy Ind. IDAC-FCU 2012 AIDAperla 2301 AIDA Mitsubishi Heavy Ind. IDAC-FCU 2010 MSC Preziosa X32 MSC STX France AHU’s and fans 2010 MSC Divina U32 MSC STX France AHU’s and fans 2008 Sea Cloud Hussar 158 Hansa Shipping Factoria Naval Marin IDAC-FCU 2006 MSC Splendida B33 MSC Aker Yards, France AHU’s and fans 2006 MSC Fantasia A33 MSC Aker Yards, France AHU’s and fans 2003 Birka Paradise 442 Birka Line Aker Yards, Suomi Re-heat 2000 World of Residensea 71 World of Residensea Forsen Mek. Verkst. Microvent VAV 2000 Finmarken 292 OVDS Kleven Twin-pipe 2000 Constellation U31 RCI/Celebrity Chantiers Atlantique Microvent VAV 2000 Summit T31 RCI/Celebrity Chantiers Atlantique Microvent VAV 2000 Caribbean Princess 6067 Princess Cruises Fincantieri Microvent VAV 1999 Golden Princess 6050 Princess Cruises Fincantieri Microvent VAV 1999 Star Princess 6051 Princess Cruises Fincantieri Microvent VAV 1999 Amsterdam 6052 Holland America Line Fincantieri IDAC-FCU 1998 Carthage 68 Contunav Fosen Mek. Verkst. Twin-pipe 1998 Infinity S31 RCI/Celebrity Chantiers Atlantique Microvent VAV 1998 Millenium R31 RCI/Celebrity Chantiers Atlantique Microvent VAV 1998 Aurora 640 P&O Cruises Meyer Werft Microvent VAV 1997 Ocean Princess 6044 Princess Cruises Fincantieri Microvent VAV 1997 Zaandam 6036 Holland America Line Fincantieri IDAC-FCU 1997 Volendam 6035 Holland America Line Fincantieri IDAC-FCU 1997 Carnival Triumph 5979 Carnival Cruises Fincantieri Single-pipe 1997 Carnival Victory 6045 Carnival Cruises Fincantieri Single-pipe 1996 Sea Princess 5989 Princess Cruises Fincantieri Microvent VAV 1995 Grand Princess 5956 Princess Cruises Fincantieri Microvent VAV 1994 Nord Norge 266 Ofoten & Vesterålens D Kværner Kleven Twin-pipe 1994 Nordkapp 265 Ofoten & Vesterålens D Kværner Kleven Twin-pipe WWW.NOVENCO-MARINE.COM MU15554 0619 REFERENCE LIST CRUISE Year Ship name NB no. Owner Yard System 1994 East Queen Zhonghua Single-pipe 1993 East King Zhonghua Single-pipe 1992 Oriana 636 P&O Cruises Meyer Werft Twin-pipe 1991 Royal Majesty Majesty Cruise Line Kværner Masa Tuku Twin-pipe 1991 Prinsesse Ragnhild Color Line Aesa Cadiz Twin-pipe MU 15554 0118 Novenco develops and manufactures heating, ventilation, air conditioning, refrigeration and cooling systems marketed and distributed worldwide through subsidiaries and agents. The company was founded in Denmark in 1947 and has become one of the world-leading suppliers of high quality energy efficient systems. Read more about Novenco Marine & Offshore on our website www.novenco-marine.com Novenco® is a registered trademark of Novenco A/S and Novenco Marine & Offshore A/S. ZerAx® is a registered trademark of Novenco A/S and Noven- co Building & Industry A/S. , , are registered trademarks of Novenco A/S and Novenco Building & Industry A/S. Hi-Pres, , are registered trademarks of Novenco Marine & Offshore A/S. Other trademarks appearing in this document are the prop- erty of their respective owners. WWW.NOVENCO-MARINE.COM Owing to continued product development Novenco Marine & Offshore reserves the right to introduce alterations without prior notice.
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