Andrew Morden, Corvus Energy President & CEO
Energy storage system manufacturer Corvus Energy has received industry validation of its flagship AT6500 lithium-ion energy storage product platform.
The Canadian firm will now rename the product AT6700 to reflect the validated energy capacity of 6.7kWh.
It comes after a testing programme with the Laboratory of Alternative Energy Conversion (LAEC) at Simon Fraser University, North America, and its on-going monitoring of its deployed systems.
Corvus’ industrial lithium-ion batteries are used in the maritime industry, in ferries, tugs, offshore supply vessels and port cranes.
The Corvus AT6700 has a 10C peak discharge and 3C indefinite RMS rating.
Andrew Morden, President & CEO of Corvus Energy, said: “Actively listening to our customers regarding their operational needs drove the testing programme and the continuous improvement of the AT6500, now available as AT6700.
“We will continue our industry-leading innovation with the introduction of our next-generation lithium ESS products later this year.”
For more on Corvus see the latest edition of BEST magazine at http://www.bestmag.co.uk/emags/BESTMAG51-Winter2016/index.html