Repurposed EV Batteries Provide Grid Services at 40% of Cost of Stationary Storage
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Repurposed EV Batteries Provide Grid Services at 40% of Cost of Stationary Storage
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B2U Storage Solutions, which provides repurposed electric-vehicle (EV) batteries, now has more than 50 MWh of storage operating in Texas and plans to add another 50+ MW in ERCOT over the next six months.
The company's Bexar Martinez battery storage project, a 28-MWh facility near San Antonia connected to CPS Energy's service territory, will provide grid services to ERCOT.
In early November, the company's CEO, Freeman Hall, was named to the 2026 TIME100 Climate list, which recognizes the most influential and innovative business leaders in climate this year.
In this interview, Hall said repurposed EV batteries are 40% less expensive than conventional stationary storage systems.
Background:
BTU Begins Operation of its Second Repurposed Battery Project in Texas
2026 Time100 Climate List
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