Corvus Energy has achieved Type Approval from Lloyd’s Register for its Dolphin NxtGen marine battery system, meeting stringent industry standards. The system, building on the successful Orca ESS, features innovative design elements for weight and space efficiency. With recognition from LR, BV, and DNV, Corvus Energy solidifies its position as a leader in marine energy solutions.
Corvus Energy, a leader in zero-emission solutions for the marine industry, has delivered a mega-size battery system for the first fully electric offshore vessel. The vessel, an electric Commissioning Service Operation Vessel, will be built by Armon shipyard in Spain. This groundbreaking project highlights the industry’s commitment to sustainability.
Corvus Energy has played a vital role in reducing the maritime industry’s carbon footprint by helping customers cut down 10 million tons of CO2 emissions since 2013. This achievement is crucial in combating the industry’s significant contribution to global greenhouse gas emissions. Corvus Energy has successfully decreased fuel consumption and environmental impact.
Corvus Energy has reached a major milestone with DNV’s type approval of its Pelican fuel-cell system. Developed as part of the H2NOR project, supported by the Norwegian government, the system aims to advance hydrogen fuel-cell technology for zero-emissions maritime operations. The innovative use of nitrogen for safety sets the Pelican system apart, with a partnership with Toyota driving further innovation.
