CUBE Battery System achieves Bureau Veritas type approval

Lehmann Marine, a trusted name in marine energy storage systems, is proud to announce that its flagship product, the CUBE battery system, has received type approval from Bureau Veritas , one of the world’s most respected maritime certification societies. This significant recognition further underscores the exceptional safety and quality standards of Lehmann Marine.
The BV certification adds to the existing type approvals from DNV and RINA, bolstering the CUBE’s reputation as a reliable and innovative solution for clean, sustainable shipping. This achievement exemplifies Lehmann Marine’s ongoing commitment to delivering cutting-edge, environmentally friendly technologies that meet the highest international standards.
The CUBE battery system sets itself apart with its flexible modular design, enabling seamless integration even in vessels with limited space. Built for ease of maintenance, its compact modules are engineered to be highly accessible, making it an ideal choice for diverse maritime applications. At the heart of the CUBE is Lithium Ferrophosphate (LFP) technology, a safer alternative to conventional nickel-manganese-cobalt (NMC) batteries. LFP batteries provide enhanced safety by venting gases safely in the unlikely event of a thermal runaway, ensuring peace of mind for operators and crews alike.
“We are honoured to receive this prestigious certification from Bureau Veritas, which affirms our commitment to developing safe, innovative energy solutions that support the transition to emission-free shipping,” said Alexander Lehmann, Managing Director of Lehmann Marine. “This new milestone reflects our dedication to engineering excellence made in Germany and our vision of a cleaner, greener future for the maritime sector.”
As a pioneer in maritime LFP battery systems, Lehmann Marine has achieved notable success with its CUBE and COBRA products, which have been deployed in numerous projects worldwide. With a growing volume of orders and project inquiries, Lehmann Marine continues to strengthen its role as a leader in sustainable energy storage solutions for the shipping industry.
Lehmann Marine‘s energy storage solutions are utilised aboard vessels globally, serving various roles in hybrid, hydrogen or fully electric propulsion systems, hotel load solutions, and other concepts of delivering emission- free power for marine applications. The CUBE and COBRA systems empower a wide array of vessels, including passenger ships, river cruise boats, workboats, mega yachts, fish farm supply vessels, and cargo sailing ships, with their adoption rapidly increasing across diverse types and sizes of ships.
German-engineered battery systems from Lehmann Marine are at the forefront of advancing sustainable shipping. By enabling environmentally responsible operations and supporting emission reduction goals, the company is well positioned to drive innovation and growth in the global maritime industry.
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