Allye Energy Wants to Power Your Job Site With Used Land Rover Batteries
A new startup is partnering with Jaguar Land Rover on a new portable BESS designed to power your job site with used Range Rover batteries.
Electrek 5:37 pm on April 23, 2024
Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) is partnering with Allye Energy, a new startup, to repurpose used Range Rover PHEV batteries for portable battery energy storage systems (BESS). This collaboration extends the life of vehicle batteries and reduces CO2 emissions. JLR's Engineering team will use the BESS to power over 1000 hours of testing, saving approximately 1,494kg of CO2 per year. Developing second-life batteries is crucial for achieving JLR's carbon net zero target by 2039.
- Jaguar Land Rover partners with Allye Energy to repurpose used PHEV batteries for portable energy storage systems.
- Second-life batteries extend vehicle battery life and reduce CO2 emissions.
- JLR's Engineering team will use the BESS for over 1000 hours of testing, saving approximately 1494kg of CO2 per year.
- This collaboration aligns with JLR's commitment to carbon net zero by 2039.
- Second-life batteries contribute to the circular supply chain and play an active role in battery recycling.
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