
Efficient HV-electric modular battery and distribution
systems for sustainable WAterborne VEssels
Welcome to the eWAVE project
Powering the Future for Electric Shipping
The maritime sector faces challenges in transitioning to sustainable, all-electric vessels. Key obstacles include low energy density in current battery systems, safety concerns, and the need for durable, sustainable materials. Economic viability also remains a significant barrier for widespread adoption.
To address these issues, the EU-funded research project eWAVE brings together 18 expert organizations from research, technology, and shipbuilding to advance high-voltage (HV) technology for battery powered vessels. By developing high-energy-density batteries, scalable modular systems, and an integrated safety concept, eWAVE aims to enhance the sustainability, safety, and efficiency of maritime transport. The project will also explore circularity through bio-based materials and recycling, supporting the EU’s goal of reducing the environmental footprint of shipping
Project Facts and Figures

48 months
started 1-2-2025

EU contribution
€ 7.494.184,50

18 partners
from 9 coutries
Latest News
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Newsletter #2 – April 2026
Our second newsletter is published. In this newsletter, you will learn more about the latest activities and the activities to come. Please download the newsletter here, or subscribe to our newsletter…
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eWAVE on stage at Key Expo 2026 in Rimini!
eWAVE project was disseminated at the “KEY – The Energy Transition Expo 2026” at the stand of the project partner i2m on 4-6 March 2026. KEY is the leading international…
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Exchange event with BatteryPass-Ready organized by SYRION
BatteryPass-Ready: Data Attributes and Test Infrastructure for the EU Digital Battery Passport At an exchange event organized by eWAVE partner SYRION, Dr. Johannes Simböck (Project Lead) and Sven Geppert (Scientific…
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Powering the Future for Electric Shipping
