
Sweden · Maritime startup
Echandia is a Swedish company based in Stockholm that specializes in developing zero-emission energy systems for heavy-duty applications, particularly in the maritime industry.
Funding reportedLast round: Venture (Round not Specified)
Echandia is a Swedish company based in Stockholm that specializes in developing zero-emission energy systems for heavy-duty applications, particularly in the maritime industry.
The company focuses on high-performance battery systems that are designed to perform well in demanding environments, emphasizing safety, durability, and lifecycle performance. Echandia's main offerings include large-scale lithium-titanate-oxide (LTO) battery systems, battery management systems, and related installation components. Their solutions support full electric propulsion, hybridization, and onboard electric support systems, making them suitable for harsh marine conditions. Additionally, Echandia provides fuel-cell solutions developed in collaboration with Redrock Power and extends its expertise to adjacent sectors such as rail and wind power. The company collaborates globally with shipyards, system integrators, and operators to deliver engineered electrification solutions for both new builds and retrofits of all-electric or hybrid-electric vessels. Echandia aims to contribute to the maritime transition toward lower emissions and supports the 2050 climate goals.
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What they build
Known for
electric ferriesservicesenergy storage systemsbattery management systemselectric propulsionzero emission solutionsbatteries for heavy duty applicationsenergy storage solutionsbattery safetymaritimeb2bfast electric ferrieslto batteries
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