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18 May 2022
Residual values
This article discusses residual values, and how transparency into battery health is crucial for improving the residual values of electric vehicles.

30 March 2022
BMS vs Analytics
Knowing the State of Health (SoH) of a lithium-ion battery in an all-electric vehicle is the fundamental basis for electric vehicle maintenance and battery warranty. Finding out the battery health at any point in a battery’s life is necessary for making operations profitable and safe, as well as enabling business models such as BaaS (battery as a service) or circular economy approaches.

24 March 2022
Case Study VERBUND
Learn how VERBUND increased profitability of battery energy storage systems by incorporating battery aging into its operating strategy

22 February 2022
Maximizing the value of battery energy storage systems
The use of energy storage systems is growing exponentially as costs decrease and deployment options increase. Among currently available storage systems, batteries based on lithium-ion chemistry can provide a significant amount of this flexibility due to their high power and energy density and relatively low cost per unit of energy. However, several challenges must be overcome to profitably operate a battery energy storage system (BESS) over its lifetime. Battery analytics and smart algorithms can help provide insights to make the right decisions.

18 February 2022
TWAICE Vision Conference Report
Software is indispensable for a battery-driven future: Economic efficiency and sustainability in the battery sector are inseparably linked to software. Beginning of February battery software provider TWAICE, hosted a conference on exactly this topic. A conference report now highlights the main findings of the event.

18 February 2022
International Battery Day
International Battery Day is celebrated every year on February 18, the birthday of Italian physicist Alessandro Volta, who introduced the first battery in 1801. Quite simple in design, his first attempts consisted of rudimentary objects: thin strips of copper, cardboard and zinc, separated by damp leather. Volta’s conducting element was – unbelievably – his own tongue. This Friday, the battery reaches the grand old age of 221 years. And with more car buyers now opting for electric, it seems a good opportunity to recognize what batteries have done for humankind, and the advantages their technology offers the mobility and energy spaces.

17 January 2022
Three e-mobility trends 2022
The goal to cease production of combustion engines by 2030 means that the importance of renewable energies, energy storage systems and e-mobility to sustainability and environmental awareness continues to grow. Where are we right now and what trends are emerging for 2022?

6 August 2021
Battery simulation models
Mercedes-Benz is just the latest in a long line of companies committing to an all-electric product line-up. Central to this transition in the mobility space is the lithium-ion battery. Outside the automotive industry, these batteries are already a key technology. But while the battery is a powerful enabler, it can also be an Achilles’ heel. We talked to TWAICE battery modeling engineer Goku, who explains the most pressing issues.

22 March 2021
Predictive battery analytics in the energy sector
Battery storage is a fundamental part of the energy sector. Batteries, however, are complex systems. Deriving the maximum profit from them without incurring any additional risk is the overarching goal of most energy operators. This is where battery analytics can help.

11 February 2021
E-Bus Battery Optimization
The e-bus market is already moving fast in 2021. Established bus manufacturers are setting the pace. E-bus manufacturers are currently facing a plethora of questions and uncertainties. Major challenges include the development of the highly complex batteries, warranty management, sustainable fleet management and the issue of battery reuse and recycling.

15 December 2020
E-Bus Fleet Management
They may not catch your eye like the Tesla in the neighbor’s driveway, but increasingly more public transport vehicles are going electric. In 2019, more than 1600 electric buses were introduced in the EU, 187 of which in Germany – and the trend is on the up.

18 November 2020
Electric Vehicle Recalls
Numerous recent recalls showed how much risk is associated with the most important competent of the emission-free mobility. The battery is a highly complex piece of technology that must be tightly analyzed not only during the development but also during operation.
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