The Indian Register of Shipping (IRS) has successfully completed the certification process for the 92 kWh lithium-ion battery system developed by Medha Energy Solutions Private Limited. This event is considered a significant step in the development and adoption of advanced battery technologies in India.
LTO Battery Technology and Capabilities
The Medha Energy battery system utilizes Lithium Titanate Oxide (LTO) technology and is recognized as the first large-capacity LTO battery system of 92 kWh in India to receive type approval from the IRS. This technology is regarded as a desirable option in energy storage due to its longer life cycle, faster charging capability, higher output, and greater safety margin.
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Importance of Type Approval for the Energy Industry
The type approval certificate confirms the system's compliance with necessary technical and safety requirements and facilitates the wider adoption of advanced energy storage technologies in the transportation and maritime sectors. Mr. K. Shami, Head of the IRS Ship and Technical Services Division, stated: "The successful certification of the Medha Energy LTO battery system is an important step in supporting the adoption of advanced energy storage technologies in India. With the growing inclination towards electrification and alternative energy solutions, robust standards, testing, and certifications will play an increasingly vital role in ensuring safety, reliability, and performance."
The type approval certificate was presented on October 9, 2026, to Mr. Vishwas Rajendra Mukhtali, General Manager of Marketing, and Mr. Suhail Rajesh Prasad, Assistant Marketing Manager of Medha Energy Solutions. This certification reinforces the IRS's commitment to supporting the development and implementation of innovative technologies and indigenous solutions while aiding India's transition towards cleaner and more efficient energy systems under the banner of "Made in India."
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