Helping industry leaders like these get more from their batteries.

Availability, efficiency and state-of-energy accuracy decide what you earn.

Your returns depend on factors the BMS and EMS can't quantify.

Availability when prices peak can make or break a project's returns, and the BMS and EMS alone can't tell you what you're losing. ACCURE's BESS performance analytics put a revenue figure on every gap, then our performance engineers help you close it, improving dispatch and recovering the usable energy left idle by SOC error, downtime and over-cautious buffers. It also keeps you above the availability and performance thresholds that trigger penalties under offtake, tolling and service agreements.

FAQs

What software helps owners and operators reduce curtailment and improve dispatch efficiency?

ACCURE's BESS performance analytics measure availability, efficiency and state of energy significantly more accurately than the onboard EMS, and quantify the revenue lost to each gap. By correcting SOC and catching availability issues early, ACCURE helps operators dispatch closer to the asset's true capability, cutting the avoidable curtailment that comes from conservative dispatch buffers and downtime. Grid-driven curtailment sits with the network operator; ACCURE targets the losses within your control.

How does ACCURE quantify BESS underperformance?

Your BMS and EMS already report availability, efficiency and capacity, but they measure each asset in isolation, and those figures routinely overstate what it actually delivers. ACCURE measures the same metrics against one of the industry's largest independent BESS datasets, revealing the real gap between reported and delivered performance, and how far that sits from your contractual targets. Each gap is quantified in revenue, often six figures a year on a single site, so you can prioritise the highest-payback fixes.

Is ACCURE independent of the BMS and EMS?

Yes. ACCURE is an independent analytics layer that works alongside your BMS, EMS and optimiser rather than replacing them.

What is the difference between state of charge (SOC) and state of energy (SOE)?

SOC is a percentage based on theoretical capacity. State of energy (SOE) is the actual dischargeable energy available to the market once system limits, efficiency and imbalance are accounted for. Bidding on SOE avoids over-committing energy and the imbalance penalties that follow. ACCURE's published analysis puts the cost of SOC inaccuracy at over $1,000,000 per GWh of storage a year.

Can ACCURE help with warranty and LTSA compliance?

Yes. ACCURE tracks every contractual KPI (warranty, LTSA and offtake) and its warranty intelligence warns you before a breach and builds a defensible, independent record, helping keep your warranty claims valid.