Reduce your carbon footprint with hybrid solutions

An energy storage system (ESS) is designed to enhance the overall operation of your rigs or vessels. The system ensures substantial emission reductions as well as reductions in fuel and maintenance costs. An ESS system is integrated with conventional diesel engines, and offers significant efficiency improvement by running the engines optimal load and absorbing many of the load fluctuations through batteries.

By increasing the power redundancy, the system allows the engine to operate with the highest efficiency and lowest emissions, which will result in reduced maintenance need and increased system performance.

ESS systems is suitable for new projects, as well as retrofits of existing installations, and can be used when the vessel is at shore, either self-supplied or in combination with shore power. 

Turnkey ESS integration for your rig or vessel

PSW provides turnkey projects for your energy storage vessel integration involving: design and manufacturing, testing and class approvals, yard and logistics and also complete mechanical and electrical integration on vessel/rig.

Applications

• Spinning Reserve
• Electric and hybrid propulsion systems
• Power back-up
• Peak-Shave

Benefits

• Adapt to industry and operator requirements
• Investment incentives from Enova / NOx fund
• Optimized engine operation
• Fuel saving and reduced emissions – Nox, CO2 and Sox  (Yearly fuel savings between 10-20%)
• Increased redundancy and efficient operations
• Reduced maintenance costs
• Increased performance
• Reduced OPEX by lower fuel consumption
• Safer operation
• Faster dynamic response
• Retrofit. Existing rigs may replace diesel generator sets with battery technology.
• Cranes. Stored battery energy supplies peak load conditions, braking energy can be used to charge the battery source
• Energy storage using batteries supports running of the diesel engines at optimum specific fuel consumption

Read about the experience one of our customers has made after installing energy storage onboard the vessel.