Photo Credit:Fair Use [17 U.S.C. § 107] Reno, Nevada datacenter powered by renewable energy and recycled batteries by startup Redwood Materials.
Redwood Materials Built Record Grid Storage Project Using Old EV Batteries
02 Jul 2025 | Abstracted from Canary Media
"Underneath those white shrouds were 792 individual EV battery packs, wired up in long rows and spread across two acres on the firm's campus outside Reno, Nevada."A battery with just 80% of its original capacity left may get plucked from a vehicle, but it can still function fine for storing solar power...panels convert sunlight to electricity and store it...to power a miniature data center that a startup named named Crusoe built in the same field as the batteries.
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