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Leasing megabatteries. This is one of the major businesses that the Alicante-based company GDV Mobility will undertake in the coming years. This was announced by its CEO, Germán Agulló, this Friday at the Mediterranean European Battery Summit, held at Casa Mediterráneo.
It was during this Friday that the G-ONE megabattery, "the largest in the world," according to its CEO, was presented, with a capacity to store up to 7 MW and with recycled components that reduce costs.
During the event following the inauguration of this megabattery, located in the Port of Alicante, Agulló made several announcements regarding the company's future line of work. The young CEO indicated that he will not sell his megabatteries, but will allow other companies to "lease them."
A measure that will allow companies to have them within weeks, so they can store "their energy" and reduce costs, such as electricity bills and other processes.
These megabatteries, described by the company itself as "the cheapest, most profitable, and safest in the sector," are made from waste from other batteries. Once revitalized, the 484 modules of 14 kilowatts that the G-ONE carries are manufactured. A megabattery that "reduces costs by 40 to 60% compared to other traditional solutions," highlights the Alicante company.
The new megabattery from GDV Mobility was presented this Friday at the Port of Alicante. There it is camouflaged in a roundabout within the cargo area, as if it were a large white transport container.
The president of the Port Authority, Luis Rodríguez, positively assessed the incorporation of this, and announced that two more megabatteries of this type will be installed in the future, reaching up to three to "be a leading port in the Spanish port system in terms of sustainability," Rodríguez assured.
The leader of the Port Authority recalled the ambitious ecological transition plan being carried out in the Alicante dock with the help of renewables, which will generate "1,600,000 KWh per year and will reduce the emission of 590,000 tons of CO2."
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