Singapore-based Engtek (Pte) Ltd has been at the forefront of electric propulsion solutions for over a decade, with a recent focus on zero-emissions vessels. The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore plans to transition all new harbour craft to be fully electric or compatible with green fuels like hydrogen by 2030. Engtek's E-Pod Velocity hydrofoil thruster technology plays a vital role in this transition, as seen in the all-electric CTV Hydroglyder. This vessel, developed by marinEV, showcases a cutting-edge hydrofoil system that significantly reduces energy consumption compared to traditional vessels. The E-Pod Velocity thruster, made from a single block of aluminum, offers strength and efficiency while meeting stringent class requirements. By eliminating the need for shaftlines, gearboxes, and rudders, Engtek's propulsors are not only more space-efficient but also more energy-efficient. The company's vision extends to the offshore energy sector with the development of a new generation of larger electric thrusters. With a global shift towards electric vessels, Engtek is poised to lead the way in sustainable marine propulsion.