B2U in the News
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B2U Launches Partnership with LG Energy Solution 9/26
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B2U Reaches 100 MWhs with Bexar Martinez Activation 9/26
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B2U and Waymo Launch Landmark Partnership 6/26
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A Second Life for EV Batteries with Waymo & B2U 6/26
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Self-Driving Car Company Waymo is Repurposing its Old EV Batteries 6/26
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Retired Waymo EV batteries will get a second life as grid storage 6/26
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Green Giants: Titans Renewable Energy Podcast Ep 96 3/26
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B2U Storage Solutions readies second financing fund 2/26
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Retired EV Batteries Scored a New Gig: Bolstering Texas' Grid 2/26
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B2U closes $45M fund for 7 grid storage projects with repurposed EV batteries. 12/25
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B2U to raise up to $50M to turn EV batteries into grid storage
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Armed with lessons from five years of hooking up used EV batteries to the grid in California, B2U is making a 100-MWh foray into Texas’ volatile energy market.
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B2U Breaks Ground on Third Grid Storage Facility Using Repurposed EV Batteries
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As the global demand for electric vehicles continues to surge, so is the second-life batteries field. Retired EV batteries still have plenty of capacity to store excess energy from renewables and the grid.
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B2U Storage Solutions found an innovative way to reuse EV batteries and shore up the Texas power grid at the same time.
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Hundreds of Old EV Batteries Have New Jobs in Texas: Stabilizing the Grid
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Millions of EV Batteries Could Retire to Solar Farms
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California project is second in US to employ used EV batteries to sell power to the grid: B2U
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A Company Called B2U Is Reusing EV Battery Packs To Store Solar Energy
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How Dead EV Batteries are Perfect for Energy Storage
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EV Batteries Getting Second Life on California Power Grid
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Used EV batteries are storing solar power at grid scale — and making money at it
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The big reuse: 25 MWh of ex-car batteries go on the grid in California
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B2U Reaches 25 MWh Storage Capacity at California Facility with 1,300 Used Honda and Nissan EV Batteries
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B2U Storage Solutions Announces 25MWh of Second-Life EV Battery Capacity is Operational at its Hybrid Solar + Storage Facility in Lancaster, CA
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Marubeni Closes Investment in B2U Storage Solutions
B2U’s Sierra SEPV facility shows that we don’t have to wait for the next big battery paradigm shift to “up” our renewable energy storage game. The technology is already here, it’s safe, it works well, and it’s relatively inexpensive. As EVs become more popular and age there’s going to be no shortage of supplies.
B2U says its technology allows batteries to be repurposed in a nearly “plug-and-play fashion.” They do not need to be disassembled, and units from multiple manufacturers—B2U has tested batteries from Honda, Nissan, Tesla, GM, and Ford—can be used in one system.