General Motors (GM) is stepping into the large-scale energy storage market, targeting Tesla’s Megapack with a new initiative.

The companies say GM’s second-life EV batteries already are being repurposed to help power Redwood’s microgrid installation in Sparks, Nevada.

GM and Redwood are repurposing EV batteries into energy storage to help power AI data centers and boost US grid resilience.

The Detroit automaker signed an agreement with Redwood Materials to turn new and used EV batteries into storage systems to ...

GM and Redwood team up to build grid-scale battery storage using new and second-life EV batteries to meet surging U.S. energy ...

GM has announced that it will team up with Redwood Materials to fast-track the deployment of large-scale energy storage ...

GM and Redwood solve one of the biggest EV sustainability challenges by repurposing old batteries for energy storage instead ...

General Motors and Redwood Materials are joining forces yet again, this time with the intent to build energy storage units ...

Battery recycler Redwood Materials recently announced its intention to use used batteries in second-life storage systems. Now ...

General Motors has signed a non-binding memorandum of understanding with Redwood Materials meant to accelerate deployment of ...

General Motors partners with Redwood Materials to repurpose EV batteries for data centers, amid rising electricity demand and ...

General Motors has signed a non-binding memorandum with Redwood Materials meant to make it easier for GM to contribute new ...