A new energy storage system at Porsche's Leipzig facility is now powering the plant with 4,400 used electric vehicle batteries. The system is roughly the size of two basketball courts, and is made up of retired test Taycan battery modules.
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Porsche has revealed a battery energy storage system (BESS) at its Leipzig powered by second-life Porsche Taycan batteries. The project is based on a feasibility study in collaboration with the University of Applied Sciences Zwickau in Saxony, Germany.
The BESS using second-life batteries at the Porsche Leipzig plant has a capacity of 5 MW and an energy content of 10 MWh. The system can be operated at up to 20% overload for short periods. The 4,400 battery modules from Porsche Taycan electric sportscars are housed in four battery containers.
The 4,400 battery modules from Porsche Taycan electric sportscars are housed in four battery containers. The use of second-life batteries increases value in the battery value chain as used batteries can spend up to ten years in stationary storage systems before being recycled.
"This 'peak shaving' is becoming increasingly important in this era of higher electricity requirements...capped load peaks not only reduce grid charges but ideally can also reduce the need for expanded upstream grids." The system also helps Porsche save money while improving its energy independence, or "degree of self-sufficiency."
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