US EditionEMT Madrid Integrates Second-Life Batteries Into Depot Energy System with Irizar E-Mobility
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Irizar e-mobility, EMT Madrid, and Iberdrola are developing a project to reuse electric batteries at EMT's operations center in Fuencarral. A stationary static energy storage system has been installed at this location, integrating batteries that have reached the end of their first life.
EMT Madrid integrates second-life batteries into depot energy system with Irizar e-mobility
Irizar e-mobility, EMT Madrid and Iberdrola have launched a pilot project to reuse electric bus batteries in a stationary energy storage system at the EMT operations centre in Fuencarral. The project focuses on extending the useful life of batteries that have reached the end of their first life by repurposing them for other applications. It is positioned as part of Irizar e-mobility’s activity as a strategic partner in decarbonisation solutions …
The Municipal Transport Company of Madrid (EMT Madrid), in collaboration with Iberdrola and Irizar e-mobility, is developing a project for the reuse of electric batteries in its Operations Center... The entry EMT Madrid, pioneer in extending the service life of the batteries of its electric buses was first published in Gazetín Madrid.
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