- Nissan Leaf batteries are getting a second life
- Nissan expects to use the battery packs from about 50-60 Leafs
- The project is projected to reduce yearly carbon dioxide emissions by up to 3.7 tons
Used Nissan Leaf batteries will help power the automaker’s U.S. headquarters in Franklin, Tennessee.
The automaker announced Thursday that it is adding two battery systems at its headquarters, located just outside Nashville, which will be charged during off-peak times and will supply power during periods of peak electricity demand, helping to balance the grid by keeping electricity demand from the office building more consistent while reducing emissions.
Peak shaving with Nissan Leaf second life batteries…