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Freudenberg e-Power Systems
Helping customers to reduce emissions with every heavy-duty www.freudenberg-eps.com application is the goal. Freudenberg e-Power Systems designs,
No. of Employees: over 800 develops, and manufactures reliable, high-performance power
President/CEO: Dr. Max Kley cells, battery, and fuel cell systems with exceptionally long operational lifetimes for buses, trucks, maritime, and off-road applications, with more than 30 years of experience. Freud- enberg e-Power Systems is a leading suppliers of emission- neutral energy systems for heavy-duty applications. With its experience and expertise in battery and fuel cell technology, the company offers tailor-made solutions, in particular com- bined systems, for sustainable and economical e-mobility. With more than 800 employees, Freudenberg e-Power Systems sup- ports its customers from application development through to production, commissioning and service. The company is part of the global Freudenberg Group, which has four business ar- eas: Seals and Vibration Control Technology, Nonwovens and
Filtration, Household Products as well as Specialties and Oth- ers. In 2023 the Group generated sales of 11.9 billion euros and employed more than 52,000 associates in around 60 countries.
The XPAND battery system for maritime applications features a modular design, with small packs combining to make bigger power units, enabling easy customization. For small vessels, the single pack solution can be neatly and ? exibly distributed across the vessel. For large ships, we offer fully integrated bat- tery rack solutions based on the required power demands. The company’s methanol and liqui? ed natural gas fuel cell systems with integrated reformer are ideal for long-haul maritime appli- cations, including container ships, freighters, and cruise ships.
It also designs hydrogen fuel cell systems that are scalable for use in near-shore applications, such as ferries and tugboats. www.marinetechnologynews.com 59
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