BCI Amplify Award

The BCI Amplify Award recognizes highly effective and top-rated campaigns, programs or communications that serve to inform, educate and promote the battery industry.

Congratulations to the 2026 Amplify Award Winners!

Clarios

Clarios has won the BCI 2026 Amplify Award for Product Marketing for its educational Autobatteries.com website.

Autobatteries.com is a consumer education platform designed by Clarios to help drivers understand car batteries in a clear, practical, and unbiased way. The website’s purpose is to provide reliable information, tools, and guidance so consumers can better understand their vehicles, recognize battery issues early, and make informed decisions with confidence.

Moura

Baterias Moura has won the 2026 BCI Amplify Award for Industry Leadership for its video campaign highlighting the company’s support for its workers, its community, and a circular economy for lead batteries.

Moura, a battery manufacturer with more than 90 distributors across South America, produced a video highlighting its new Recycling and Metals Unit in Pernambuco, Brazil. The campaign introduced a new industrial facility by focusing on why battery recycling is essential to a secure and circular energy future.

Excellence Recognized

Each year, BCI presents its Amplify Awards recognize marketing campaigns that help elevate unique energy storage products and applications, as well as the core values of our industry. 

There are a host of campaigns are eligible for each year’s Amplify Awards. These include print and digital ads, public relations and government relations campaigns, videos, infographics, tradeshow booths, social media campaigns, website launches, and much more. 

There are two categories of Amplify Awards: The award for Product Marketing, and the award for Industry Leadership. The annual application process closes in February, and the Innovation Award is announced each year as part of the BCI Convention + Power Mart Expo.

View past winners of the BCI Amplify award.

2026 Amplify Product Marketing winner Clarios

Amplify Award for Product Marketing

Campaigns focused on a wide range of energy storage solutions, battery chemistries, services and applications are eligible for the Amplify Award for Product Marketing. They include work areas such as: 

  • SLI and low-voltage applications in vehicles, marine, and power sports equipment  
  • Motive power products for non-road-going vehicles and industrial and material handling equipment 
  • Stationary storage, local backup power, and uninterruptible power supply (UPS) applications 
  • Renewable energy support, EV fast-charge support, and grid regulation services 

A panel of judges reviews external product marketing campaigns that were launched after Jan. 1, 2025, ranking them on three criteria. 

  • Innovation – The campaign effectively raises awareness for new products, services or cutting-edge applications 
  • Uniqueness – The campaign demonstrates a high level of creativity   
  • Clarity – The campaign is engaging, and makes technically complex features easy to understand  
  • Design/Aesthetic – The campaign has visual appeal and effective design components  
2026 Amplify Industry Leadership winner Moura

Amplify Award for Industry Leadership

The Amplify Award for Industry Leadership recognizes marketing campaigns that help raise awareness around the work of the association that is supported by the BCI members, the association’s core values, and the positive influence of the energy storage industry. 

  • Core values – The campaign effectively raises awareness for at least one of BCI’s core values including essentiality, innovation, sustainability, safety. 
  • Uniqueness – The campaign demonstrates a high level of creativity   
  • Clarity – The campaign is engaging, and makes technically complex features easy to understand  
  • Design/Aesthetic – The campaign has visual appeal and effective design components  
  • Overall reach and execution

Possible Submissions

The following is a list of potential campaigns and projects to consider for your submission. Please note the following list is meant to provide inspiration and includes examples that qualify for the award; this is not an all-inclusive list. The Amplify Award will be awarded to one (1) submission each year that potentially falls within the following categories. Submissions can include, but are not limited to:

  • Events: Includes seminars, open houses, networking events and webinars.
  • Branding: Includes logos and any kind of design or key messaging related to identity enhancement, including new identity design, tagline and/or key messaging.
  • Promotional and Collateral Materials: Includes brochures, annual reports, integrated brand materials, advertising, promotional giveaways, mailings/announcements and tradeshow booths.
  • Media Relations/PR: Includes press releases, news conferences and other non-paid media coverage, media training programs, charitable and community service programs and pro bono projects.
  • Content Marketing: Includes planning and execution of campaign that primarily involves the creation of content around a specific topic, including use of rich media, photo gallery, videos and podcasts.
  • Internal Marketing: Includes internal marketing initiatives designed to improve the performance and relevancy of the marketing and business development departments within a company.
  • Diversity and Inclusion: Includes company-wide efforts that engage the marketing department to help the company or industry become more diverse, or to raise awareness for diversity.
  • Recruitment: Includes external marketing efforts to recruit new employees.
  • Social Media / Email Marketing / Other Digital Promotions: Includes innovative campaigns that involve social media platforms, email and related campaigns. Can also include proactive efforts to improve website traffic through strategic SEO initiatives.
  • Software / Technology Platforms: Includes implementation of applications and innovative uses of software and technology. Can include noteworthy blogs or ancillary websites, as well as development of specific technology applications, such as mobile apps. Can also include innovative use of platforms, such as CRM, experience management tools or marketing automation platforms to further a company’s marketing goals.
  • Website Design and Development: Includes websites, blogs and microsites.
Dr. Tim Ellis, Technical Director, Battery Council International

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Dr. Tim Ellis, Technical Director, Battery Council International