Echandia launches new battery system Echandia Core
The system reduces upfront cost and footprint by 30 percent, strengthening the business case for marine electrification.
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In short: Echandia secured $20 million in funding, launched its Echandia Core and Ultra systems, and expanded production with a new facility in the U.S.
The system reduces upfront cost and footprint by 30 percent, strengthening the business case for marine electrification.
Removal started April 12; installation completes in one month. The 3.2 MWh system offers 15-year lifetime and 25-minute fast charging.
The 780 kWh system, designed for 20-year life, enables efficient hybrid operation on the Gotland Horizon X catamaran, reducing emissions. Delivery expected mid-2028.
The system builds on six years of proven ferry operation in Copenhagen, achieving 98% remaining capacity. It features fast charging, consistent performance, safe air-cooled operation, and reduced costs.
Swedish battery manufacturer Echandia has secured funding of SEK 220 million ($20.45 million) to boost production of its marine battery systems. The newly raised capital...
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