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Corvus Energy: Leading the charge in maritime battery solutions
- Published 27 May 2025; updated 30 September 2026; estimated reading time 2 minutes. Corvus Energy develops maritime battery systems. It moved its headquarters from Vancouver to Bergen in 2019 to be closer to Norway’s maritime customers and market. The article says it has supplied more than 1,300 projects worldwide.
- The page cites the 2015 launch of Ampere, described as the world’s first electric ferry, using Corvus batteries. It also says Corvus supplied a 42 MWh battery system for the world’s largest all-electric vessel, planned to operate between Argentina and Uruguay, and the battery system for the Crowley eWolf, described as the first all-electric tugboat in the US.
- Corvus has expanded into maritime hydrogen fuel cells through collaboration with Toyota. The page links to a case about Toyota/Corvus hydrogen-fuel-cell development.
- Invest in Bergen helped select Corvus’s Bergen factory and office site; the relocation involved Team Norway, the Royal Norwegian Embassy in Canada, Innovation Norway offices in Canada/Oslo/Bergen, Vestland county and Innovation Norway Vestland. The case presents coordinated investment support as a factor in the move.
- Contact: Gard Madsen, Director of Investment, Oslo, gard.madsen@innovasjonnorge.no. Related industries: Battery, Energy and Maritime. The page links to Corvus Energy and its maritime storage solution.