L R AS Published on Saturday 30 June 2018 - n° 240 - Categories:divers stockage

Stockage à base de batteries recyclées à Amsterdam

Un système de stockage de 3 MW utilisant des batteries recyclées, provenant de Nissan, a été relié au système photovoltaïque installé

sur le toit du stade Johan Cruiff à Amsterdam. Cette installation de batteries fournira de l’énergie de secours; il réduira l'utilisation de générateurs diesel qui a lieu pendant les concerts. Il contribuera à stabiliser le réseau énergétique hollandais.

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