Electrification of heavy machinery such as excavators and combine harvesters is still in its infancy, largely because of the complexity and cost of the required battery packs. Helmond-based startup Eleo has developed a solution.
Japanese multibillion-dollar company Yanmar Holdings has acquired a majority share in Eleo, a Helmond-based startup specializing in battery technology.
The Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Change is allocating 47 million euros to two Dutch mobility consortia to realize breakthroughs in electrification and hydrogen applications.
Battery solutions specialist Eleo (formerly Spike Technologies) has announced its plans for a “considerable expansion.” The Helmond-based manufacturer of advanced battery systems has broken ground on its new production facility at the Automotive Campus in Helmond.
Dutch companies, knowledge institutes and industry associations join forces in a new innovation program called Battery Competence Center (BCC).
Battery solutions specialist Eleo (formerly Spike Technologies) has entered into a new long-term agreement with the Budel-based construction machinery and equipment manufacturer Conmeq.
Eleo (formerly Spike Technologies) has secured itself a new investor.
Helmond-based Spike Technologies has recently started collaborating with TNO on enhanced algorithms for improved battery performance and safety.
