Power & PropulsionBattery TechnologyEchandia to Produce its Maritime Battery System in the USA

Echandia to Produce its Maritime Battery System in the USA

In response to the rapidly increased demand in America’s maritime electrification sector, Echandia has chosen to set up a production facility in Washington State, where it will begin producing its advanced maritime battery system. It is the safest, most resilient, and longest-lasting maritime battery system on the market.

The U.S. government, shipowners, and operators are increasingly recognizing the financial and environmental benefits of reducing or eliminating dependence on fossil fuels.

“We are pleased to announce that we will establish a production facility in the State of
Washington. The US market holds immense strategic importance for us, and this
represents a pivotal step in our rapid expansion” says Fredrik Hellström, CEO of Echandia Marine AB.

“We extend our sincere gratitude to the Washington State Governor’s office and Washington Department of Commerce for their invaluable assistance and guidance. We look forward to being part of the thriving Washington business community for many years to come” – Fredrik Hellström continues.

“Washington is leading the world’s high-tech revolution, putting people to work on solutions that will change the world for the better,” said Washington Gov. Jay Inslee. ”And Echandia will continue that right here in Marysville, putting brilliant Washingtonians to work and accelerating the decarbonization of maritime transport.”

Washington’s favorable business environment and proximity to key customers played central roles in the decision-making process regarding the location of Echandia’s new facility. The company is excited to provide new jobs in Washington and become a more prominent player in North America’s expanding maritime electrification market.

Echandia will begin the hiring process for several important positions within a few weeks.

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