Swiss energy storage company Leclanché SA has obtained type approval certificates from Lloyd’s Register (LR) and Bureau Veritas (BV) for its Navius MRS-3 marine rack system. The approvals, granted for the lithium-ion-based battery system, confirm compliance with the design, safety, and performance standards set by these leading classification societies for marine equipment.

The Navius MRS-3 is a modular system designed for integration into various types of vessels, supporting the maritime industry’s efforts to meet increasingly stringent emissions regulations. Its flexible design enables efficient energy storage, contributing to sustainable operations across diverse marine applications.

Jean-Sébastien Weiss, Marine Certification Engineer at Leclanché, stated: “We are delighted to have received Type Approvals from two of the leading classification societies, Lloyd’s Register and Bureau Veritas. This accomplishment underscores our focus on providing reliable, safe, and efficient energy storage solutions for the marine sector, and highlights the hard work and collaboration of our team and partners in meeting the demanding standards of the global maritime industry.”

Founded in 1909 in Yverdon-les-Bains, Switzerland, Leclanché specializes in low-carbon footprint energy storage solutions using lithium-ion cell technology. The company operates three business units: energy storage solutions, e-mobility solutions, and specialty battery systems. Its expertise in battery systems supports the transition to cleaner energy in the maritime sector and beyond.

The certification of the Navius MRS-3 marks a significant step for Leclanché in advancing sustainable marine technology, reinforcing its commitment to delivering innovative and reliable energy storage solutions for global maritime applications.