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Stena Aluminium joins Polestar 0 project

Stena Aluminium has signed an agreement to join the Polestar 0 project as a development partner. The Polestar 0 project aims to create a completely climate-neutral car by 2030, which means that all sources of carbon emissions throughout the supply chain must be eliminated. As partners, Stena Aluminium and Polestar will develop a commercially viable recycled aluminium alloy produced without carbon emissions. Already today the alloys produced by Stena Aluminium has a low carbon footprint with an average of 0.7 tonnes of carbon emissions per tonne of aluminium produced. The aim with

BatteryLoop received order of six energy storage systems

With increased electricity prices and lack of power in the country, solutions like energy storage systems becomes more important. Stena Fastigheter has ordered six BatteryLoop energy storage systems BLESS™ I, including service agreements. The six systems are going to be delivered to Gothenburg, Malmö and Stockholm.[BatteryLoop delivers six energy storage systems to Stena Fastigheter ] “We are currently facing challenges with higher energy costs and lack of power. BatteryLoop’s energy storage systems can offer support both locally to real estate and with balancing the electricity grid.

Sea Li-ion – electrifying the maritime sector

Today, many shipowners are considering battery power for propulsion. However, what is holding them back is the availability of shore-side power, the slow speed of charging and the capacity for it. Motivated by the ambition to significantly decrease the environmental impact on a key route. The partners of the Sea Li-ion project stepped up to the challenge to address knowledge gaps that remain when it comes to battery use for ship propulsion.The EU funded project Sea Li-ion has now been finalized, the report has been sent and today Wednesday 16[th] November the findings are presented at a

Three business deals and two new collaborations for BatteryLoop

BatteryLoop has received a combined order of approaching 10 Megawatt of their energy storage systems, made with reused electric vehicle batteries, and entered into two new collaborations. BatteryLoop has received three orders of their large systems: BLESS™ III of 2,8 Megawatt each, to be placed around Sweden. The energy storage systems will be made with reused vehicle batteries from Mercedes-Benz Energy, whom BatteryLoop entered into an agreement with earlier this year. The start-up company BatteryLoop create circular solutions for an electrified society. Their energy storage

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