B2U Storage Solutions' SEPV Sierra facility pairs the second-life packs with solar generation and participates in California's wholesale electricity market. Its control system keeps the original battery-management systems, enclosures and wiring in place, reducing the cost and complexity of repurposing used packs. The company is expanding a portfolio across California and Texas, indicating that second-life storage is moving from demonstration projects toward repeatable grid assets.
Source: ScienceBlog.com. Solar News summarizes; the complete story is on the publisher's site.

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