Corvus Energy is happy to reveal that we have actually been chosen by BMA Technology in Turkey to provide the lithium-ion battery-based power storage space system (ESS) for a brand-new Live Fish Carrier to be developed at Tersan Shipyard in Turkey.
This is the 2nd vessel in a collection of 2 for Norwegian salmon and also trout manufacturer,Nordlaks Corvus Energy likewise provided the ESS for Bj ørg Pauline, which was lately released from Tersan Shipyard.
The NSK Design 4126– Live Fish Carrier, LNG CROSSBREED is among one of the most reliable and also the majority of progressed of its kind. The 84 meters long and also 19 meters vast vessel consists of LNG crossbreed propulsion (gas-electric with battery bundle), with integrated redundancy. The vessel is ice-strengthened to ice-class 1A and also has coast links for port procedure along with numerous various other benefits for adaptable and also secure transportations. Estimated cost savings is 1864 lots of CARBON DIOXIDE each year (amounts to 30%) along with 30% expense decrease.
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“Due to slow response and long recovery time of LNG generators, ESS installation on the vessel will serve to guarantee safe and optimal operation, especially during fast load changes. The battery package will be used for peak shaving, spinning reserve, zero-emission operation during low load and to reduce impact of start currents,” states Ak ın Artun, Technology Division Director of BMA Technology.
“A key to success is close collaboration and reliable long-term partners. Through the past years we have had numerous successful projects on hybrid and all-electric projects together with Corvus Energy. Through this relationship and our confidence in Corvus Energy, we also wanted to team up with them for this special project,” states Mert Unlusan, Managing Director of BMA Technology.
Corvus Energy will certainly supply a 678 kWh battery system for the vessel and also the devices is set up for shipment in September 2020. According to prepare the vessel will certainly be provided to Nordlaks in February.
“We appreciate the close relationship which goes far back in time. The first time we visited BMA Technology, they were 15 people. Now they are more than 650. Their work and their achievements are impressive, and it is a pleasure to work with them,” states Roger Rosvold, Senior Vice President Sales atCorvus Energy He proceeds: “We are excited to be selected as the preferred supplier of batteries for this highly innovative design. The fishing industry, like all other maritime sectors, is seeking solutions to reduce overall operating costs and lessen the environmental impact. We see a clear increase in the demand for our products across all segments.”
As the leading maker of power storage space systems for maritime applications, Corvus Energy offers battery power to even more crossbreed or zero-emission vessels than all various other service providers of power storage space systems incorporated. Corvus uses an extensive and also cutting-edge ESS services profile and also has unmatched experience from 275+ tasks, amounting to over 235 MWh and also 2,5 million operating hrs.
