Flexible Zero-Emission & Extended Range Solutions
E-Ships are suitable for full electric/battery mode navigation in zero-emission zones, diesel-electric propulsion mode in non-zero-emission zones and by hybrid mode.
Due to no main engines installed onboard, reduce vibration and noise, providing comfort and quietness. Easier operation compare with Parallel Hybrid system.
Both modes are zero-emission
The battery powers the propulsion motor and hotel daily loads
Gensets generate power for propeller operate and battery recharge
Two Gensets for range-extending
Gensets generate power, motors drive the vessel, battery discharge/charges
The hybrid use of two V.S. Gensets and batteries
Compare the performance of serial hybrid systems with traditional and full electric propulsion methods.
Understanding the electrical distribution system of a serial hybrid vessel
This Single Line Diagram illustrates the serial hybrid marine propulsion system featuring dual 180kWh battery banks and twin 113kWe variable speed gensets. The system operates at 750VDC on the main distribution bus, with comprehensive power management through DCDC converters and protection systems. Twin 165kW electric motors provide propulsion power while shore charging stations (500kWe at 800VDC) enable rapid battery replenishment. The symmetrical architecture ensures operational redundancy—if one power source fails, the vessel maintains capability through the alternate system, making it ideal for both zero-emission operation in restricted zones and extended range navigation using diesel-electric mode.