Why we write about this topic: All kinds of things are happening in the field of renewable energy. As soon as there is a new solution to a problem such as energy storage, we are happy to cover it.
Bus manufacturer VDL and energy giant RWE will link batteries from electric buses at the Moerdijk power plant, creating a 7.5 megawatt (MW) electricity storage battery. This should contribute to better stabilization of the electricity grid. For this innovative project, the two companies use Anubis 43-ion lithium batteries previously used in electric buses of manufacturer VDL. In this way, the “second life” batteries make an important contribution to the electricity grid’s stability and help to relieve the burden on the grid by balancing supply and demand.
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