ACCURE Battery Intelligence Recognized as 2024 Global Cleantech 100 Company

‍AACHEN, Germany and BOSTON (January 11, 2024) — ACCURE Battery Intelligence, the leading provider of predictive battery analytics software, has been recognized on Cleantech Group’s 2024 Global Cleantech 100, an annual guide to the top companies making significant contributions to sustainable innovation.

The Global Cleantech 100 is a comprehensive showcase of the most innovative and promising private companies, outstanding technologies, original business models, and bold plans that can enable us to act on the climate and environmental crisis and help us reach net zero.

ACCURE’s predictive battery analytics platform uses AI, machine learning, and physical modeling to increase battery safety, performance, and useful life. The software increases battery sustainability by identifying and recommending corrective action for issues that can degrade the batteries and reduce their lifetime, so that whether it’s an energy storage system connected to a solar array, or an electric bus transporting people, the batteries will run as effectively as possible for as many years as possible.

“We launched ACCURE Battery Intelligence to accelerate the transition to renewable energy and electric transportation, and we’re honored to be recognized by Cleantech Group as one of this year’s 100 most impactful sustainability companies,” said Kai-Philipp Kairies, CEO and co-founder of ACCURE. “Battery-powered transportation, energy storage, and electrification are experiencing exponential growth, and it’s vital that these technologies are safe, reliable, and long-lasting to help the world get the most out of our finite resources.”

ACCURE’s selection as a 2024 Cleantech 100 company follows a year of rapid growth, with the company announcing a strategic capital raise, rapidly expanding its customer base, and establishing itself as the category leader for predictive battery analytics globally.

“These innovative companies are driving positive change and are at the forefront of enabling the global transition to a more sustainable future,” said Richard Youngman, CEO, Cleantech Group. “The Global Cleantech 100 is a recognition of the market’s positive view on their progress to date and their potential impact in building a cleaner, decarbonized world.”

Battery energy storage is critical to the transition to net zero, by powering electric vehicles, supporting renewable energy on the grid, and strengthening the grid as we decarbonize and electrify buildings, industry, transportation, and other sectors of the economy.