Eco Battery, the leading provider of high-performance lithium battery solutions for Low-Speed Electric Vehicle (LSEV) markets, announced a significant investment in Acculon Energy. This Columbus, Ohio-based company designs, tests, and develops advanced lithium and sodium-ion battery systems for a broad range of applications.
This investment marks a pivotal step in Eco Battery’s mission to serve North America with the best commercial and industrial battery products. By integrating Acculon’s innovative lithium and sodium-ion products and its commitment to domestic manufacturing, the partnership is poised to deliver breakthrough battery solutions for a range of market segments, from critical power applications for data centers to material handling equipment.
“Acculon’s deep technical expertise and plans to expand their U.S. manufacturing footprint make them a natural fit for our long-term vision,” said Skylar Schone, CEO at Eco Battery. “We’re particularly excited about their industry-leading engineering team and vertically integrated business model, which can promote innovation across a shared product roadmap.”
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Andrew Thomas, Acculon’s President, adds, “Joining Eco Battery opens up incredible opportunities for scale and impact. With Eco Battery’s reputation as the preferred lithium battery for LSEVs and its strong financial backing, both businesses are well-positioned for continued expansion. The importance of “Made and Supported in the U.S.A” has never been greater for our customers.”
Eco Battery’s investment in Acculon Energy comes at a critical time for the U.S. battery industry. The demand for advanced energy storage systems is growing exponentially, and a robust domestic manufacturing base and supply chain are essential to meet this growing demand. Together, these two battery powerhouses will leverage the strengths of their teams to drive innovation, quality, safety, and customer satisfaction across the entire electrification ecosystem, redefining what’s possible in energy storage and battery system manufacturing.
SOURCE: PRWeb