Starting with some impressive video footage of the OXE diesel outboard in action on board a rugged, owner’s RIB the session continued with information on the Power in Partnership scheme which allows potential buyers to pay the installation and rigging costs upfront and then pay on an hourly basis for use.
Neil Taylor took delegates through the operation of the OXE Diesel Smart Engineer monitoring service. This service was developed internally and provides real time data on the engine to any owner, operator or fleet managers via a 4G connection.
The presentation ended with a range of questions from delegates to both Neil and Simon including the advantages of diesel over petrol, how to re-power to diesel from petrol and the service and support for OXE diesel engines.
If you weren't able to catch Proteum's live session today, the first of three days of Seawork Connect, or you would like to repeat view, the session will be available imminently at SeaworkConnect “On Demand” for the next fourteen days.
Exhibitor: Proteum




