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Recently, the 21st United Nations Climate Change Conference was successfully held, at which Nissan Motor announced that it will cooperate with the Italian national power company to launch smart grid trials in Europe and will carry out the reuse
of secondary batteries.
It is understood that the smart grid test can return the power charged to the Nissan electric car "LEAF" (LEAF) to the grid
by using two-way power supply technology and power management system developed by Nissan Motor and Italian National Electricity.
By charging LEAF during low electricity consumption hours, and then returning LEAF's electricity to the grid during peak hours, households can avoid electricity prices during peak hours, helping to protect income
.
In addition, Nissan will cooperate with Eaton, a U.
S.
power management company, on the reuse of lithium-ion secondary batteries used up in electric vehicles
.
Initially, batteries will be reused as Eaton's uninterruptible power supply equipment to store electricity
generated by solar panels.
This increases the use of renewable energy and improves the efficiency and stability
of the grid.
In addition, it saves resources
compared to producing new batteries for UPS batteries.
Recently, the 21st United Nations Climate Change Conference was successfully held, at which Nissan Motor announced that it will cooperate with the Italian national power company to launch smart grid trials in Europe and will carry out the reuse
of secondary batteries.
It is understood that the smart grid test can return the power charged to the Nissan electric car "LEAF" (LEAF) to the grid
by using two-way power supply technology and power management system developed by Nissan Motor and Italian National Electricity.
By charging LEAF during low electricity consumption hours, and then returning LEAF's electricity to the grid during peak hours, households can avoid electricity prices during peak hours, helping to protect income
.
In addition, Nissan will cooperate with Eaton, a U.
S.
power management company, on the reuse of lithium-ion secondary batteries used up in electric vehicles
.
Initially, batteries will be reused as Eaton's uninterruptible power supply equipment to store electricity
generated by solar panels.
This increases the use of renewable energy and improves the efficiency and stability
of the grid.
In addition, it saves resources
compared to producing new batteries for UPS batteries.
