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  • BYD and Corvus sign MoU to advance marine energy storage systems globally.
  • The collaboration combines BYD's LFP battery expertise with Corvus' marine applications knowledge.
  • Aim to accelerate the adoption of sustainable marine energy storage solutions worldwide.

BYD Energy Storage and Corvus Energy AS have formalised a strategic collaboration aimed at advancing battery technology for maritime applications.

The two companies have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to combine their strengths, focusing on next-generation battery solutions for the maritime sector. This partnership integrates BYD's expertise in lithium iron phosphate (LFP) batteries with Corvus Energy's extensive experience in marine energy storage systems (ESS).

Marine battery installations

The agreement aims to accelerate product development and enhance market reach worldwide

The agreement aims to accelerate product development and enhance market reach worldwide. Ole Jacob Irgens, Head of EMEA and Asia at Corvus Energy, commented, “This MoU represents a significant step forward in our ambition to remain the market leader in high-quality marine battery systems.”

Corvus will contribute its deep maritime understanding and vast experience in marine battery installations, while BYD Energy Storage will add scalability and innovation in LFP technology, backed by a robust global supply chain. Together, they plan to bring new products to market more swiftly, addressing the evolving needs of the shipping industry.

Adoption of marine energy storage systems

Under the terms of the MoU, both BYD Energy Storage and Corvus Energy will work in concert to coordinate global market activities. This collaboration is intended to facilitate the adoption of marine energy storage systems, aiding the shipping industry in transitioning towards cleaner and more sustainable operations.

Corvus Energy will act as the ESS System Partner, employing its proven system integration skills and strong customer relationships globally to support this initiative.

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