Dukosi announces Nordic Marine Power to achieve DNV certification

Dukosi announces Nordic Marine Power to achieve DNV certification Dukosi announces Nordic Marine Power to achieve DNV certification

Dukosi Ltd, the technology company revolutionising the performance, safety and sustainability of high-power battery systems, announces the Dukosi Cell Monitoring System (DKCMS) has enabled Nordic Marine Power (NMP) to achieve DNV certification for its PowerStack battery system.  NMP’s flagship product, the PowerStack, is a flexible and scalable battery system with Dukosi’s chip-on-cell monitoring and near field contactless communication, that offers superior power density, extended cycle life and meets the safety and reliability requirements for marine applications.

“Energy storage solutions for Marine applications present their own unique challenges and battery safety, quality, and reliability are of paramount concern,” stated Joseph Notaro, chief revenue officer at Dukosi. “Specialising in advanced battery systems for the maritime industry, NMP quickly recognized the advantages of Dukosi’s chip-on-cell technology with C-SynQ and concluded with their own internal test  the benefits of temperature measurement on every cell in providing the higher level of safety required for onboard energy storage systems.  We’re extremely proud that NMP’s PowerStack with DKCMS has achieved type approval for installation on all vessels classed by DNV,”

“One of the key concerns in marine applications is safety,” stated Jonas Roald Nordstrand, CEO of NMP. “Dukosi’s novel contactless battery architecture uniquely provides per-cell temperature sensing that improves safety compared to legacy systems. Having a Dukosi Cell Monitor chip on each cell gives us greater real-time insights into every cell’s behaviour, which has allowed us to accelerate achieving DNV certification. Their chip-on-cell technology with C-SynQ simplifies integration into our battery systems, while also providing valuable design flexibility, allowing us to streamline production to meet tight deadlines with confidence.”

DNV certification is a globally recognised, independent third-party assessment for safety, quality and reliability, and ensures compliance with international standards and industry-specific regulations, notably in maritime and energy. Achieving DNV type approval confirms that the PowerStack battery system complies with strict maritime, offshore, and industrial standards for safety, reliability, and environmental regulations.

The electrification of marine applications, including marine vehicles such as ships or other transportation methods, as well as newer innovations like submerged data centres and offshore battery energy storage, make high performance batteries an essential part of the design. The Dukosi Cell Monitoring System (DKCMS) is specifically designed from the ground up for high capacity, high performance batteries, delivering enhanced safety and reliability beyond competing battery architectures.

DKCMS achieves unprecedented insights into the battery’s internal workings, accurately relaying every cell’s operational temperature and voltage synchronously to the BMS with deterministic latency. This is superior to alternative architectures that incorporate only a few temperature sensors per module. With constant monitoring of each cell’s state, overtemperature events can be captured much earlier than legacy systems and the BMS processor alerted, even if it’s in a deep sleep mode.

To further support battery development for marine applications and meet stringent DNV safety standards, Dukosi technology can help streamline platform-level compliance, reducing development costs and accelerating time to market.

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