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Comsys control technology powers second-life battery system in Borås

The Swedish cleantech company Comsys AB announces the successful installation of a containerized second-life battery system in Borås, Sweden, featuring Comsys control technology at its core. The system demonstrates how repurposed electric vehicle batteries can become reliable, grid-connected energy assets that contribute to a more sustainable power system.The system was delivered by Rebaba, a Swedish company specializing in circular energy solutions, and built in collaboration with El och Marinteknik, which handled the integration of the reused batteries into storage modules. By extending

Comsys to help Svealandstrafiken with smart charging for electric buses

The Swedish cleantech company Comsys AB has been selected to deliver a peak-shaving Battery Energy Storage System, or BESS, to Västerås, Sweden as part of a project to develop smart energy management and optimized charging for electric buses.Electric vehicles require high-power charging, but power grids are not always able to deliver the necessary power at certain times. A new BESS solution from Comsys called DES™ (Dynamic Energy Storage) will be used to help evaluate ways to reliably, economically and sustainably meet the challenges posed by the increase in electric vehicles. The

COMSYS DELIVERS TURNKEY BATTERY ENERGY STORAGE FACILITY TO FORTUM

LUND, SWEDEN; April 21, 2021 – The Swedish cleantech company Comsys AB announces today that it has delivered a novel, 1MW/250KWh battery energy storage system, or BESS, using replaced PHEV batteries, to a hydroelectric power plant operated by Fortum.The facility is among the world’s first commercial supply-side BESS installations using batteries from vehicle, and a part of Fortum’s strategy to drive the change for a cleaner world. Incorporating 48 PHEV batteries supplied by Volvo Cars, this solution is engineered and built by Comsys to get the most out of PHEV batteries whilst also

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