From ESS News
Alicante-based startup GDV Mobility launched its G-One “megabattery” at the Mediterranean European Battery Summit staged in the city’s port.
GDV says its 7 MW system, assembled from used electric vehicle (EV) batteries, “stands out for being the cheapest, most profitable, and safest [product] in the [stationary energy storage] sector.”
“Remanufactured batteries allow a significant cost reduction without sacrificing performance, offering a more economical and environmentally friendly alternative”, said GDV chief executive Germán Agulló.
The startup says the G-One is 40% to 60% cheaper than a conventional stationary battery energy storage system.
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