Allye Energy

Allye Energy, founded in 2023 and based in Ruislip in the United Kingdom, repurposes second-use EV batteries into intelligent, mobile battery energy storage systems (BESS). Paired with AI-powered energy management software, these systems are designed to help businesses work around grid capacity constraints, deploying power where and when it is needed. The company opened its first workshop in Ruislip in March 2023.

The company's principal product is the MAX series, a line of modular, mobile battery energy storage systems that combine second-use EV batteries with AI-powered software for flexible, intelligent energy storage. Technical work spans second-life EV battery repurposing, distributed and modular storage, renewable energy integration and the software that manages it. Customers come from a range of sectors, including construction, film production and renewable energy; the company's systems have powered Jaguar Land Rover's development testing.

Allye Energy is an early-stage, venture-backed business, with backing from Elbow Beach Capital and Alpha Future Funds. The company describes itself as mission-driven, founded out of its founder's frustration with the short-term approach of the corporate world. Its stated aim is to make renewable energy accessible, affordable and available when and where it is needed, extending the useful life of EV batteries that would otherwise go to waste and working towards a circular economy for battery materials.