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A Second Life Battery Company Is Helping Extreme E Avoid 15 Tons of CO2 Emissions Each Racing Season
02 Mar 2023 | Abstracted from Electrek
"Extreme E is an FIA-sanctioned off-road racing series spun out by Formula E...Zenobe's 'powerskids' give EV batteries a second life by delivering clean power to the teams in remote race locations around the world.
"...powerskids are powered by repurposed electric bus batteries with the capability to store roughly 150 kWh of energy, replenished by ENOWA's hydrogen fuel cells, in addition to solar and wind energy."
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