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What is EMSA guidance on battery energy storage systems (Bess) on-board ships?

The EMSA Guidance on the Safety of Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) On-board Ships aims at supporting maritime administrations and the industry by promoting an uniform implementation of the essential safety requirements for batteries on-board of ships.

Which ships use the most batteries?

In terms of ship types, passenger ships and ferries represent the segment currently making the most use of batteries. Batteries can be charged using either onboard electrical power generation or an onshore power supply (OPS), using a variety of charging methods including renewable energy sources.

Why should you choose a trusted lithium battery supplier?

Li-ion batteries logistics is complex and highly regulated. This means it’s essential to select a trusted supplier with the capabilities and knowledge to ensure your lithium batteries are properly handled throughout the supply chain. You need your batteries to arrive intact and on-time, to guarantee the continuity of your business.

Can batteries be used to make a ship?

Batteries can be used to create either an all-electric ship (i.e. one where batteries are used in much the same way as diesel) or a hybrid ship (i.e. one where the role of the batteries is to supplement the other fuels and enable the system to operate as optimally as possible).

Are all-electric ships a viable option?

Considering the low energy density of battery-based options, all-electric ships are mostly viable for short-sea shipping, coastal trade, small ferries and riverine applications.

What is a Kaptein battery storage system?

Space in ships was often too tight for the compact battery storage systems available on the market, until now. The new “Kaptein Series” power storage system has the advantage that the battery modules can be installed individually anywhere in the ship – even on the floor.