An increased demand for transparency and standardization. This question rises with shipowners, shipyards, and classification societies. Bureau Veritas recently called for standardized safety regulations to accelerate the adoption of electrification technology. A call that EST-Floattech stands behind, and from the beginning of our developments, we’ve made safety one of our highest priorities.

This news presents opportunities for maritime battery suppliers to raise the bar and bring the safety of their systems to another level. That’s why our Octopus Series is designed with a modular, software-managed architecture that supports vessel-specific risk assessments, real-time diagnostics, and certified compliance with maritime safety standards like DNV, Bureau Veritas, ABS, and Lloyd’s Register, and the recently added RINA type approval. 

And we encourage you to ask more from your battery suppliers, for example:

       – Is the system ready for digital integration and how is the cyber security arranged?

       – How does the system maintain cell temperatures?

    – What is in place in the system for early heat detection to prevent thermal events?

By working together on an even higher quality in all aspects, a transparent battery landscape. By asking and answering questions we move beyond assumptions and toward smarter, safer, more future-proof maritime electrification. So, we invite you to ask us all about our Octopus Series energy storage solution.