EDENenergy delivers first 70 kWh storage system built from used e-scooter batteries
Freiburg-based startup EDENenergy has delivered its first stationary commercial storage system using used e-scooter and e-bike batteries. The project shows a potential second life for micromobility batteries in stationary energy storage.
Freiburg-based startup EDENenergy is developing stationary commercial energy storage systems from used e-scooter and e-bike batteries.
According to the company, the first storage system has already been delivered. It has a capacity of 70 kWh.
EDENenergy said that, in future, different battery types could also be integrated.