Lloyd’s Register (LR) has granted Type Approval to Corvus Energy for its innovative Dolphin NxtGen marine battery system. This approval signifies that the energy storage system meets the highest safety and regulatory standards in the maritime industry, paving the way for enhanced energy solutions in marine applications.
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Corvus Energy’s Dolphin NxtGen battery system has received Type Approval from Lloyd’s Register.
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The approval confirms compliance with stringent safety and regulatory standards.
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The Dolphin NxtGen system is designed for both small and large marine installations, optimizing space and weight efficiency.
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Corvus Energy aims to secure additional approvals from other maritime classification societies.
Overview of the Dolphin NxtGen Battery System
The Dolphin NxtGen Energy marine battery system is a cutting-edge solution designed to meet the evolving needs of the maritime sector. It builds upon the successful Corvus Orca Energy Storage System (ESS), which is recognized as the most widely installed marine battery system globally.
Key features of the Dolphin NxtGen include:
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Passive Single-Cell Thermal Runaway Isolation: This feature enhances safety by preventing thermal runaway incidents.
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Thermal Runaway Gas Exhaust System: This system effectively manages gases produced during potential thermal runaway events.
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Space and Weight Efficiency: The design is optimized to minimize weight and maximize available space, crucial for vessel design and performance.
Importance of Type Approval
Type Approval from Lloyd’s Register is a significant milestone for Corvus Energy. It not only validates the safety and reliability of the Dolphin NxtGen system but also enhances its marketability in the competitive maritime industry. The approval is a testament to Corvus Energy’s commitment to innovation and safety in energy storage solutions.
Fredrik Witte, CEO of Corvus Energy, expressed his satisfaction with the approval, stating, “We are very pleased that the Dolphin NxtGen Energy battery system has now also received type approval from LR, confirming that it meets the high safety standards required in the maritime industry.”
In addition to securing Type Approval from Lloyd’s Register, Corvus Energy is actively pursuing certifications from other maritime classification societies, including Bureau Veritas and DNV. This strategic move aims to broaden the acceptance and application of the Dolphin NxtGen system across various maritime sectors.
As the maritime industry continues to focus on sustainability and efficiency, the Dolphin NxtGen battery system positions itself as a vital component in the transition towards greener marine operations. With its advanced technology and proven safety features, Corvus Energy is set to play a pivotal role in shaping the future of marine energy solutions.
Sources
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Lloyd’s Register approves Corvus Energy’s marine battery system – Offshore Energy, Offshore Energy.
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Lloyd’s Register Grants Type Approval For Corvus’, Marine Link.
