In Pictures: Corvus Energy's 41 MWh marine battery system enters service on Buquebus electric ferry

Ferries like the China Zorrilla are adopting large-scale battery systems as marine operators pursue electrification.

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The 41 MWh installation marks a step change in marine battery capacity for commercial vessels.

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Buquebus operates the battery-electric China Zorrilla between Argentina and Uruguay.

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Corvus Energy says its system is roughly four times larger than any previous commercial marine battery installation.

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Electric ferries are increasingly viewed as a route to cutting emissions on short-sea routes.

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The China Zorrilla's battery system was built by Incat Tasmania for Buquebus.

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Marine electrification is advancing as operators seek to reduce fuel use on busy crossings.

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The ferry now carries passengers on its Argentina-Uruguay route with the 41 MWh battery system in service.

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Corvus Energy has commissioned what it calls the largest battery installation ever deployed on a ship.

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