{
  "id": 17837485,
  "title": "Corvus Energy expands service support in Argentina with Servintel",
  "url": "https://urgent.news/2026/11/02/corvus-energy-expands-service-support-in-argentina-with-servintel",
  "topic": "finance",
  "section": "Finance & Markets",
  "published": "2026-11-02T18:00:57.000Z",
  "source": {
    "name": "Hellenic Shipping News",
    "slug": "hellenic-shipping-news",
    "url": "https://www.hellenicshippingnews.com/corvus-energy-expands-service-support-in-argentina-with-servintel/"
  },
  "original_language": "en",
  "account": "Corvus Energy, a global leader in marine energy storage systems, has formed a partnership with Servintel, a South American-based naval electrical solutions company, to provide specialized technical support and service capabilities for clients in Argentina. This collaboration aims to support the growing fleet of battery-enabled vessels worldwide and help operators achieve high reliability and optimized performance.\n\nThe partnership enables Corvus Energy to build an integrated global service ecosystem that combines traditional technical support, digital monitoring, predictive analytics, and strategic partnerships. By working with Servintel in Argentina, Corvus Energy will provide specialized local service backed by global expertise, including the world's largest battery-electric ship, the Buquebus China Zorrilla ferry.\n\nServintel, founded in 1979, has a strong background in delivering innovative electrical and electronic solutions for the naval and industrial sectors. With a multidisciplinary team of experienced professionals specializing in marine electrical and electronic systems, Servintel is well-equipped to support Corvus Energy clients in Argentina. Their services include post-sales support, technical training, and equipment maintenance, all backed by Corvus Energy's expertise in marine battery systems, advanced digital monitoring, and remote service solutions.\n\nThe Buquebus China Zorrilla ferry, which recently entered service in Argentina, is a notable example of the partnership's impact. As the world's largest 100% electric ship, the 40 MWh ESS is four times larger than any previous maritime installation. Built for Buquebus by Incat Tasmania, the ferry services a route connecting Argentina and Uruguay. Buquebus has been a Servintel client for over 30 years, with ongoing maintenance and technical support across its fleet.\n\nCorvus Energy's Head of Region-Americas, Tor-Gunnar Hovig, emphasizes the importance of providing comprehensive support throughout the battery system's lifecycle, including technical training, remote monitoring, predictive analytics, and proactive maintenance. Local-based support is crucial, and partnering with Servintel enables Corvus Energy to deliver high-quality post-sales support to its clients in Argentina, including the groundbreaking Buquebus China Zorrilla ferry.\n\nFernando Carballo, CEO of Servintel, highlights the partnership as a significant step in strengthening local capabilities in Argentina while building a regional service platform to support the growing number of electrified vessels across South America. Through this collaboration, both companies will continue to develop specialized technical expertise, working closely to ensure high standards in system performance, maintenance, and operational reliability.",
  "summary": "Corvus Energy, global market leader in marine energy storage systems (ESS), is partnering with naval electrical solutions company, Servintel, to provide specialized, local-based technical support and service capabilities for Corvus Energy clients in Argentina. To support a rapidly expanding fleet of battery-enabled vessels around the world and to help operators achieve high reliability and…",
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  "disclaimer": "Summaries, key points and the editor’s take are written by software from other outlets’ reporting and may contain errors — always check the linked original."
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