Find out more in our SCHOTTEL stories about what drives our customers and employees:
So far, primarily European countries have been expanding wind power at sea. Now Asia and North America are following suit, driven by mutually agreed climate targets
In 1921, Josef Becker sets up a workshop in a small village on the Rhine. In 1950, his invention of the rudder propeller that is steerable through 360 degrees initiates a multitude of developments that allow SCHOTTEL to grow into a global company
Seaports are looking to automated technology in the battle to attract larger and larger cargo ships. But by no means is this the only challenge facing an industry undergoing a process of major upheaval
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