Nissan has partnered with Dublin-based power-management company Eaton that uses old batteries from Nissan's Leaf EVs to power data centre Webaxys at Saint-Romain de Colbosc Eco Park in France. Published on July 2nd, 2016 | by The new battery is expected to be installed by the end of this year and will provide a boost for the company's energy storage business. Webaxys plans to open more data centres using the technology provided by the Nissan-Eaton partnership.
Nissan has partnered with Dublin-based power-management company Eaton that uses old batteries from Nissan's Leaf EVs to power data centre Webaxys at Saint-Romain de Colbosc Eco Park in France. The new battery is expected to be installed by the end of this year and will provide a boost for the company's energy storage business. Webaxys plans to open more data centres using the technology provided by the Nissan-Eaton partnership.