A German storage project utilising second-life EV batteries, with target installed capacity of 20 MW, is being developed via a joint project by Groupe Renault, The Mobility House, Mitsui and Demeter. Renault will provide the batteries and Mobility House will sell storage capacity for network services and industrial requirements. The project is reportedly the country’s largest stationary power storage system using EV batteries and follows a 45 MW project in France. The system is part of the Advanced Battery Storage project announced by Renault in 2017.
A German storage project utilising second-life EV batteries, with target installed capacity of 20 MW, is being developed via a joint project by Groupe Renault, The Mobility House, Mitsui and Demeter. Renault will provide the batteries and Mobility House will sell storage capacity for network services and industrial requirements. The project is reportedly the country’s largest stationary power storage system using EV batteries and follows a 45 MW project in France. The system is part of the Advanced Battery Storage project announced by Renault in 2018.