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Recycled EV Lithium batteries used to manufacture certified energy stationary storage systems, at competitive prices
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Identification
The solution, certified and guaranteed second-life batteries, is an innovative battery in the field of stationary storage. It uses the best rechargeable lithium technologies, chosen by OEMs for their technical characteristics, safety aspects and reliability. The solution is therefore perfectly suited to the stationary sector, where the stress constraints are generally lower than those of electric mobility, and at a systematically lower price than that of new lithium batteries, which allows the customer to make his project economically profitable. It can be used to provide energy to support the grid during high demand cycles or to store intermittently produced energy to release it during non-production phases. It can also be used to quickly recharge vehicles at the terminals, to optimise electricity consumption prices. Clients are energy service companies (integrators), who will use the Solution in their own products (e.g. self-consumption cabinets).
Label Date
July 22, 2022
By
Snam Groupe
From
France
Maturity stage
Initial market commercialization
Looking For
Network, New clients, Visibility, Funding, Partners, Credibility
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Implementation Stories
Result
Roi of the self-consumption cabinet, equipped with the fnx modules, is evaluated between 6 and 7 years
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The environmental benefits
- •FNX MP14 and FNX MS 14 modules are configured to deliver 48 V outpu and each is available in 3 models: 2.5 KWh, 3 KWh and 3.5 KWh
- •Industrial size, 19" rack (4U)
- •The systems are guaranteed for 3,650 cycles, i.e. 10 years of service at the rate of one cycle per day (depending on contractual conditions of use, consult us for specific use)
- •Extending the life of a battery used in eco-mobility to 10 years
- •At the end of its second life, more than 69 % of the battery will be recycled by sister company SNAM
- • A global very low environmental footprint compared to a new lithium battery (e.g. limiting the mining of raw materials and their transport)
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The Financial benefits
- •More than 20% cheaper than mainstream alternative (new lithium batteries)
- •Return on investment: system amortized between 6 and 7 years
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Company Profile
Snam Groupe
The Snam Group holding company is one of the European leaders in the recycling of batteries (NiCd, NIMH, Li-ion).
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Headquarters
12110 Aubin, France
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