ACCURE wins three awards at the Energy Storage Investment Awards 2026

Recognised for Safety Innovation, Rising Star and Technical Innovation, shared with Gore Street Capital

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Aachen, Germany, 12 November 2026 - ACCURE Battery Intelligence has won three awards at the Energy Storage Investment Awards 2026, held on 11 November in London.

ACCURE Battery Intelligence has won three awards at the Energy Storage Investment Awards 2026: Safety Innovation of the Year, Rising Star of the Year and the Technical Innovation Award, which it shares with Gore Street Capital. The awards recognise work that helps battery storage owners protect revenue, lower operating costs and extend the life of their assets.

The Safety Innovation of the Year award recognises how ACCURE turns continuous battery analytics into evidence insurers can act on. Three insurers now recognise ACCURE’s continuous safety monitoring in their risk evaluation, most recently through a two-year pilot with Aviva, one of the largest renewable energy insurers. Judges said: “ACCURE’s offering was a genuinely differentiated innovation: translating continuous battery-health analytics into an input that insurers can use when evaluating BESS risk.”

Darya Rüwald, Director of Battery Intelligence at ACCURE, received the Rising Star of the Year award. She joined ACCURE in 2020 as a master’s student and nowleads its 15 + person Battery Intelligence team: the experts who translate field data from customers’ batteries into clear, defensible decisions on warranties, insurance, financing, trading and beyond. Judges said: “Darya’s achievements were outstanding. The analytical work that she and her team does provides is critical to underpinning the financeability of BESS projects.”

ACCUREalso won the Technical Innovation Award, shared with Gore Street Capital for alive state-of-energy (SOE) project. Judges said: “ACCURE’s innovation was technicallyand commercially compelling and demonstrates a commitment to maximising the potential of existing systems.”

The award reflects a project that is now in live operation. In July 2026, ACCURE’s SOE Correction went live at the 75 MW Dogfish site in ERCOT, where the market now schedules the asset against corrected state-of-energy values. Operating data projects an annual trading uplift above $110,000, roughly 5%, with no additional hardware. Gore Street Capital plans to extend the approach across more than 1 GW of its portfolio.

Together, the three awards reflect ACCURE’s focus on helping owners and operators of grid-scale battery storage get their assets earning what they were built to deliver. ACCURE has analysed 27+ GWh of BESS capacity across 170 sites worldwide, helping owners and operators enhance revenue, lower operational costs and increase lifetime asset value.

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ACCURE helps companies reduce risk, improve performance, and maximize the business value of battery energy storage. Our predictive analytics solution simplifies the complexity of battery data to make batteries safer, more reliable, and more sustainable. By combining cutting-edge artificial intelligence with deep expert knowledge of batteries, we bring a new level of clarity to energy storage.  Today, we support customers worldwide, helping optimize the performance and safety of their battery systems.

About ACCURE Battery Intelligence

ACCURE Battery Intelligence pairs an award-winning battery analytics platform with hands-on performance engineering for grid-scale battery storage. The platform combines artificial intelligence with physics-based battery models to give owners and operators an independent, cell-level view of their assets, and ACCURE's performance engineers work alongside clients to act on it: capturing the revenue their assets were built to deliver, lowering operating costs and mitigating risk. Founded by battery researchers from RWTH Aachen University, ACCURE is the assurance and outperformance layer for grid-scale BESS, supporting more than 27 + GWh of capacity worldwide across 170 sites. We work with battery owners and operators, and the insurers and financial institutions that back them, across Asia-Pacific, Europe, Latin America and North America.

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