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PBES featured in Maritime Reporter
ArticlesPBES to begin Norwegian production early 2016 – Maritime Reporter, March Edition. To read the full digital version of March edition, click here Plan B Energy Storage (PBES) will begin manufac- turing batteries in Trondheim, Norway early in 2016 to better meet demand from Northern European markets. PBES, known for its team of highly qualified and […]
PBES Appoints Industry Power Generation Expert to Develop Energy Storage Markets
Press ReleaseCanadian/Norwegian energy storage company strengthens resources in key sectors Vancouver, Canada/ Trondheim, Norway – February 29, 2016 – Plan B Energy Storage (www.ssssspbes.com) today announced that Andrew Eydt has joined the firm to develop global industrial markets. Mr. Eydt brings over a decade of experience in power generation and propulsion. In his previous position as […]
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Norway wants all boats to use batteries – PBES Featured in Adressa Publication
ArticlesPBES’ Brent Perry and Erik Ianssen featured in the Norwegian publication Adressa, by Ann Iren on January 5, 2016. Bellow is our translated version. Norway wants all boats to use batteries Selfa Arctic at Selsbakk has hoisted its last diesel fishing vessel out of the pool. Now they are going to make boat batteries, and the […]
PBES CEO Brent Perry speaking at the United Nations COP21 Climate Conference in Paris
Press ReleaseVANCOUVER, Dec. 7, 2015 -‐‑ PBES, a global leader in energy storage for industrial applications, announced today that their CEO Brent Perry has been asked to speak at the United Nations COP21 Climate Conference in Paris. His Presentation, about the future of battery propulsion in commercial marine applications will be given at 7:30pm, December 8, […]
Battery forces stand together: it goes fast from here on – PBES Featured in TU Publication
ArticlesPBES’ Brent Perry and Erik Ianssen featured in the Norwegian publication TU, by Tore Stensvold. Bellow is our translated version. OSLO COPENHAGEN: Erik Ianssen founder of Selfa Arctic can conclude that the world’s first electric fishing boat, Selfa El – Max1099, runs like clockwork. For a whole month, without interruptions, the electric fishing vessel has been […]
PBES Appoints Marine Industry Expert to Develop Energy Storage Markets
Press ReleaseRapidly Expanding Norwegian Energy Storage Company Strengthens Resources in Key Sectors Vancouver, Canada/ Trondheim, Norway – November 27, 2015 – PBES (www.ssssspbes.com) today announced that Espen R Kristiansen has joined the firm to further develop the marine markets in Northern Europe. Based in Copenhagen Denmark, Mr. Kristiansen brings decades of experience in the ferry industry […]
Energy Storage Veterans – Lithium-ion Battery Fire Safety Redefined A Template for the Next Generation of Lithium-ion Safety Starting Today
Press ReleaseVancouver, Canada/ Trondheim, Norway – November 25, 2015 – Lithium-ion Pioneers from PBES today announced the worlds first ever commercialized thermal runaway suppression system. The historic challenge for lithium-ion batteries has always been that they catch fire. No More.