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93170 Bagnolet

+33 (0)1 49 93 19 18

www.saftbatteries.com

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    2021-10-04T21:36:00

    The Swedish Maritime Administration (SMA) is investing in solar-powered navigation lights.

  • The 80Ah, 2.1kWh Li-ion battery weighs 45 lbs. (20 kg).

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    High energy Lithium-Ion battery from Saft

    2018-05-22T09:45:00

    Battery specialist Saft has launched a new product in the Xcelion product line, the Xcelion 6T-E, a high energy lithium-ion (Li-ion) battery capable of providing double the useful capacity of lead-acid batteries in the same footprint.

  • Jayesh Vir: “Be transparent and try to educate the customer about what is technically achievable – and what is not”.

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    Jayesh Vir: SAFT battery systems

    2017-07-31T11:30:00

    Over the last couple of years French specialist company SAFT has supplied battery systems for a number of hybrids, including, notably, the ''Sir David Attenborough'' research ship, CalMac’s ro-ro ferries and even megayachts “where you can’t ask for a couple of centimetres more space without ending the discussion” Jayesh Vir ...

  • ‘RRS Sir David Attenborough’ will have a pair of 700kWh banks, 1.4MW in total, to help it push through 1m thick ice. Image: NERC

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    Hybrid alternatives

    2017-05-12T16:20:00

    Saft has provided the energy storage for a number of different vessels, but two, in particular, highlight the very different issues that hybrid configurations are now answering.

  • The hybrid multi-application vessel, 'OV Bøkfjord' is under construction in Denmark

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    Saft and Rolls Royce to deliver hybrid power system for innovative Norwegian vessel

    2016-04-11T10:23:00

    A new multi-application vessel for Kystverket, the Norwegian Coastal Authority, will rely on Saft’s SLFP high energy air-cooled battery system to meet peak demand for propulsion during dynamic positioning operations and to support overnight hotel loads.

  • The vessel’s diesel-electric propulsion system will be powered by six high-speed Caterpillar 3516 propulsion

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    Saft batteries for giant hybrid cable layer

    2015-12-24T10:53:00

    Saft, a France-headquartered designer and manufacturer of advanced technology batteries for industry, has been awarded a contract by Switzerland’s ABB Marine to supply a specialized high power liquid cooled lithium-ion (Li-ion) Super Phosphate (SLFP) battery system for ABB’s new state-of-the-art diesel-electric hybrid subsea cable-laying vessel.

  • HROV 'Ariane' has been on sea trials during 2015 to ready it for operation in 2016

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    ‘Ariane’ answers new call of the deep

    2015-10-28T11:49:00

    Ifremer’s hybrid, remotely operated vehicle (HROV) ‘Ariane’ has come about from pressure. Not the kind exerted by tonnes of seawater, but the need to map and record the oceans and keep track of our impact on them.

  • Sunica. plus low maintenance rechargeable nickel-cadmium batteries provide backup power for the 34 new solar powered fairway beacons marking the main access channels approaching the Swedish port of Goteborg.

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    Back-up Power for Goteborg's New Beacons

    2004-11-01T00:00:00

    Goteborg Hamm AB , operator of the Port of Goteborg in Sweden, has ordered Saft''s new design Sunica. plu s low maintenance rechargeable nickel-cadmium batteries to provide reliable back-up power for the 34 new solar powered fairway beacons that will mark the main access channels approaching the port.

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