Renewable energy jobs at Corvus Energy

Corvus Energy has achieved significant milestones with over 1,300 ESS installations globally, totaling 1,300 MWh of capacity. Notable projects include the deployment of the first Corvus Pelican Fuel cell system on the Norwegian fishing training vessel Skulebas in November 2023. Additionally, they secured a contract for the world's largest all-electric fast ferry by Incat, which will utilize 40 MW of Corvus Dolphin Energy NXT GEN for service between Argentina and Uruguay, awarded in November 2023. Furthermore, they announced the world's first fully electric offshore vessel equipped with 25 MW of Blue Whale LFP batteries in March 2025, enabling full-day zero-emission operations. These projects underscore Corvus Energy's commitment to advancing maritime decarbonization and expanding their footprint in the industry (source: justclimate.com).

In the past two years, Corvus Energy has made headlines with a $60 million growth capital raise on October 9, 2025, led by Morgan Stanley's 1GT strategy, alongside Just Climate and J. Lauritzen. This funding is aimed at expanding production capabilities, enhancing product innovation, and penetrating new markets in response to the increasing demand for maritime decarbonization solutions. Major contracts won include the aforementioned 40 MW all-electric fast ferry and the first Corvus Pelican fuel cell system on Skulebas, both announced in late 2023. Additionally, the company is set to open a new office in Shanghai, China, in March 2025, further solidifying its global presence (source: justclimate.com).

Corvus Energy offers a diverse range of roles across various departments including engineering, manufacturing, supply chain, operations, sales, and executive leadership. The company is led by CEO Fredrik Witte, who joined in 2024, and COO Magnus Lindén, both of whom bring extensive experience from their previous roles in other industries. Hiring occurs at key locations such as the headquarters in Bergen, manufacturing facilities in Porsgrunn, Norway, and Richmond, Canada, as well as the new Fairhaven, Washington plant, which opened in January 2023 and initially employs around 20 people. The company culture emphasizes maritime expertise combined with battery innovation, fostering a dedicated global team that supports local operations and rapid scaling through strategic investments (source: corvusenergy.com).