The energy transition is well underway, especially in the EU. More and more areas of our daily lives are being electrified. But what happens to electric car batteries at the end of their life? This question will be answered by startups with a clear vision.
Unique battery solution based on a second life for electric vehicle batteries
Betteries' business scope is to manage all aspects of the battery life cycle and has extensive expertise in upcycling and repair design, battery management and power electronics as well as validation and certification, predictive maintenance and battery recycling.
A variety of fully certified second-life power solutions based on electric vehicle (EV) batteries provide sustainable alternatives to fuel-based generators and propulsion systems, mitigating climate change, creating economic opportunities and improving quality of life.
The impact is cumulative: with every fuel-based generator or propulsion system replaced, betteries can provide valuable second-life applications for EV batteries while displacing carbon-intensive technologies, thereby contributing to the development of a circular economy .
The system is connected to the cloud and provides intelligent battery monitoring and prediction capabilities to ensure optimal performance and system longevity
Harting’s modular “plug and play” solution without wiring
Mobile battery solutions need to offer simple and adaptable operating methods to ensure a high degree of flexibility in a wide range of applications. Therefore, during system development, it must be possible to change the capacity using stacked battery modules.
The challenge for betteries was to find a way to safely connect and disconnect the battery without requiring special tools or extra cables. After preliminary discussions, it became apparent that a docking solution suitable for "blind mating" would be the best way to connect the batteries, ensuring data transmission for battery monitoring within a single interface.
Post time: Mar-15-2024