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6 ways that battery analytics can help decarbonize our economy

To meet the commitments in the Paris Agreement, we need to use more batteries. Battery analytics can help improve their efficiency

To meet the commitments in the Paris Agreement, we need to use more batteries. Battery analytics can help improve their efficiency Image: Unsplash/dcbel

Jonas Boehm
Director Partnerships and Industry Strategy - Mobility, TWAICE Technologies GmbH
Stephan Rohr
Founder and Chief Executive Officer, TWAICE Technologies GmbH
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