General Electric’s Power Conversion business will integrate Corvus’ Orca Energy Storage System (ESS) technology applications at its marine power test facility and customer demonstration centre.
This centre integrates various GE and supplier technologies and demonstrates this integration capability and technology to customers.
As part of the deal GE will develop, test and demonstrate the interfaces between the advanced Orca ESS and GE’s converters, Power Management and Energy Management Systems in order to facilitate the design and deployment of hybrid systems for merchant, naval and offshore marine systems.
“GE selected Corvus after a rigorous evaluation process, based on their superior safety, functionality and advanced design.” said Jon Childs, GE Marine Application Engineering, “We look forward to utilising the Orca ESS to add significant value to our hybrid systems in our marine and other markets and to demonstrating it to our customers in our new customer demonstration centre.”
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