ACCURE exceeds 1,111 megawatt-hours of monitored battery systems with battery-powered boats from Soel Yachts and Naval DC (FOTO)

Aachen (ots) - The batteries of three electric yachts in the South Pacific can
now be monitored from anywhere in the world thanks to ACCURE's analysis system.
It enables the manufacturer Soel Yachts and its technical partner Naval DC to
obtain information about the condition of the batteries used for the boats'
zero-emission propulsion systems, despite being over 15,000 km away in Bora Bora
atoll. The batteries' energy consumption, aging, and safety parameters are shown
on a dashboard. This allows maintenance to be carried out early on and any spare
parts necessary to be dispatched in good time, since they'll take a few days to
arrive. Under this partnership, ACCURE now manages battery systems from the
energy and transport sectors totaling over 1,111 megawatt hours.

"Our collaboration with Soel Yachts and Naval DC highlights the advantages of
remote analysis for manufacturers. As a result, our clients are kept abreast of
the status of their batteries, enabling their boats to be safely and reliably
operated worldwide," explained Dr. Kai-Philipp Kairies, CEO of ACCURE. With one
SoelCat 12 solar electric catamaran powered by two 60 kWh batteries as well as
two Soel Shuttle 14 solar electric ferries each fitted with two 53 kWh
batteries, ACCURE now manages battery systems totaling over 1,100 megawatt
hours. "For ACCURE, the 1,111 megawatt hours represent an important milestone as
they verify the need for our solutions and chart our rapid growth since we were
founded in 2020," added Dr. Kairies.

The three electric yachts are in operation at a resort in French Polynesia,
where they are being used for emission free passenger transport to the airport
and into town, and various noise free excursions and activities for the guests.

"We want our customers to enjoy the aesthetics and sustainability of our boats
without having to worry about day-to-day maintenance," explained David Czap,
Managing Partner at Soel Yachts. "ACCURE's software lets me check early on if
everything's running to my satisfaction. If I see any scope for optimization, I
can do the necessary preparation in Europe and then quickly carry out the
modifications on the batteries themselves."

ACCURE

ACCURE Battery Intelligence emerged from the largest European research group for
battery systems at RWTH Aachen University. ACCURE combines cutting-edge research
with a practical understanding of the industry's challenges to deploy, operate
and recycle batteries safely and effectively. Today, almost 50 battery experts
and data scientists collaborate to support companies worldwide in making
batteries safe, reliable, and sustainable.

SOEL YACHTS

Soel Yachts creates state of the art solar electric yachts for private and
commercial operations with unrivalled performance and range thanks to the
perfect symbiosis of the in-house design, system and naval architecture team.

Naval DC

Naval DC delivers turnkey solar electric propulsion and battery systems. Each
project is taken care of from start to finish from a naval architecture
perspective to guarantee the best efficiency and electric performance for each
clients' specific operations.

Pressekontakt:

ACCURE Battery Intelligence GmbH
Dr. Kai-Philipp Kairies
mailto:[e-mail]
accure.net

Heldenmood
Christian Bölling / Lars Stühlen
mailto:[e-mail] / mailto:[e-mail]
heldenmood.de
[phone] / [phone]

Naval DC
David Czap
mailto:[e-mail]
http://www.navaldc.com

Soel Yachts
Linda Brembs
mailto:[e-mail]
http://www.soelyachts.com

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OTS: Accure