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Hornblower/Statue City Cruises selects Corvus Energy battery systems for ferry fleet serving Liberty and Ellis Islands in New York/New Jersey.
Corvus Energy ESS will be integrated aboard Statue City Cruises’ current fleet of nine ferries and will reduce emissions along...
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Milestone Achieved— Over 10 Million Tons of CO2 emissions reduced by Corvus Energy marine battery systems.
Bergen, Norway November 7th 2024 — Corvus Energy, the leading supplier of zero-emission solutions for the maritime industry is proud to...
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Corvus Energy inherently gas-safe marine fuel cell system awarded type approval by DNV
Corvus Energy marine fuel cell system receives Type Approval from DNV.
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Corvus Energy Blue Whale ESS awarded RINA Type Approval
Corvus Energy Blue Whale marine energy storage system receives Type Approval from RINA.
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Corvus Energy battery system powers the Crowley eWolf, the first all-electric harbor tugboat in the United States.
The first all-electric harbor tugboat in the United States, the Crowley eWolf, uses a Corvus Energy battery system.
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Corvus Energy Wins Prestigious Norwegian Tech Award 2024
The Norwegian Minister of Trade and Industry presented the Norwegian Tech Award to Corvus during the 2024 Kongsberg Agenda event.
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DNV type approval awarded to Corvus Energy Blue Whale ESS
Corvus Energy Blue Whale marine energy storage system receives Type Approval from DNV.
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Corvus Energy to supply battery systems for 10 new hybrid tugboats servicing the Panama Canal
Corvus Energy selected by Astilleros Armón to supply energy storage for Panama Canal Authority tugs.
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Corvus Energy to supply ESS for the first Net Zero Subsea Construction Vessel
Bergen, Norway 30th of April 2024 Corvus Energy, the leading provider of marine battery and fuel cell systems, is pleased to...
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Corvus Energy supplies energy storage systems for SAAM Towage fleet of 100% electric tugs
Fully electric ElectRA 2300SX tugs begin operations in the Port of Vancouver, Canada.