BYD Energy Storage Signed Maritime Cooperation Agreement with Corvus Energy AS

Published: May 14, 2026 17:04

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[BYD Energy Storage and Corvus Energy AS Sign Strategic Cooperation Agreement] BYD Energy Storage and Corvus Energy AS held a strategic cooperation signing ceremony at the CIBF exhibition in Shenzhen. The agreement aimed to fully integrate the resources and technological advantages of both parties to establish a more comprehensive and in-depth strategic partnership in the maritime new energy sector. The two parties will make concerted efforts in technology collaboration, resource sharing, and market expansion to jointly advance the R&D, certification, and large-scale commercialization of high C-rate LFP marine battery systems and bring them to the global market.

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