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Used batteries from electric vehicles retain a capacity that is still exploitable. Their potential is such that they can be reused on an industrial scale, as demonstrated by this American company which has designed a storage plant from these accumulators to power a data centre dedicated to the AI. The batteries of electric vehicles must be replaced as soon as their capacity falls to less than 70% of their original level. Because they are no long…
“These Dead Batteries Are Powering AI Now”: US Companies Revive Used EV Packs to Feed Explosive Demand for Data Energy
IN A NUTSHELL 🔋 General Motors and Redwood Materials partner to repurpose used EV batteries into energy storage systems. 🌍 The initiative addresses environmental challenges by preventing valuable materials from ending up in landfills. ⚡ Microgrids using repurposed batteries provide reliable power for energy-intensive applications like AI data centers. 🇺🇸 The project enhances U.S. energy [...]
U.S. Recycling Gives Dead EV Batteries New Life with 92% Metal Recovery - Waste Advantage Magazine
A new approach developed by researchers at the Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) allows for a clean and scalable recycling of lithium-ion batteries. This highly efficient approach is also environment-friendly and […]
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