Electric car batteries get second life in stationary energy storage

As the number of electric vehicles grows, the question of what happens to their batteries after years of use becomes increasingly important. Their life cycle does not end with the car. Some batteries can be used in stationary applications, such as storing energy in solar parks or households. This extends the useful life of batteries and reduces waste. In the future, other batteries are expected to be recycled to produce new batteries, creating a closed-loop system. This approach is crucial for sustainable mobility, as it allows efficient use of resources and minimizes environmental impact.