TWAICE, the pioneer in “digital twin” battery analytics, secured €24 million in long-term venture debt financing from the European Investment Bank (EIB).
This fresh capital, backed by the EU’s InvestEU program, is earmarked to accelerate the company’s global footprint and refine its predictive software as the world enters the “Battery Supercycle.”
The financing follows a stellar 2025 for TWAICE, during which its BESS business nearly tripled. With over 5GWh of storage already under analysis, the Munich-based firm is positioning itself as the “operating system” for the electrification era.
“As storage operators scale their fleets, they need operations that scale with them. This long-term financing from the EIB helps us accelerate the growth we’re already seeing.” — Dr. Stephan Rohr, Co-CEO of TWAICE.
TWAICE plans to use the fresh funding to solve the critical “black box” problem of battery performance, where operators often struggle with unpredictable degradation and costly unplanned downtime in large-scale energy storage and electric vehicle fleets. By deploying “digital twin” technology, the company helps businesses move away from expensive physical testing and reactive maintenance toward a data-driven model that predicts battery health (SoH) and safety risks in real-time.
Their intelligence directly addresses the financial risk of warranty disputes and revenue loss, allowing asset managers to increase recoverable energy by an average of 5% and reduce the manual effort required for performance analysis by up to 90%.