Manufacturing of engines for the next batch of Type 26 frigates will begin in January 2020 at the General Electric Warwickshire site. Read full news at this link...
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GE used a special 3D acoustic modelling software to design a quiet electric propulsion system that will allow Type 26 frigates to hunt submarines more effectively without being detected (Picture Source: BAE Systems)
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