From Road to Grid How Old EV Batteries Are Powering a New Industry

 Meticulous Research®—a leading global market research company, published a research report titled, ‘Global Second-life EV Batteries Market by Application (Power Backup, Grid Connection, EV Charging, Renewable Energy Storage, Other Applications), End Use (Commercial, Residential, Industrial) & Geography—Forecasts to 2031.

The market for giving old electric vehicle batteries a second life is booming. According to Meticulous Research®, this industry is expected to grow from its current size to $28.17 billion by 2031, expanding at an impressive rate of 43.9% annually between 2024 and 2031.

Why is this market growing so fast?

Three main factors are driving this growth: companies want to reduce the environmental damage caused by throwing away batteries, more people are using renewable energy like solar and wind power, and electric vehicle sales keep climbing.

How are these old batteries being used?

These second-life batteries are finding new purposes in several areas: charging electric vehicles, connecting to power grids, storing renewable energy, providing backup power, and other applications.

Right now, backup power is the biggest use case. Businesses and homeowners increasingly need reliable backup power, and repurposing old EV batteries offers an environmentally friendly solution. However, using these batteries for EV charging stations is expected to grow the fastest, as industries, homes, and businesses look for cleaner, more efficient energy systems.

Who's using them?

Commercial businesses currently lead the pack, using these batteries for backup power in buildings, data centers, and telecommunications facilities. But homeowners are quickly catching up—the residential sector is expected to see the fastest growth as more people install home energy storage systems. Companies are also developing solutions specifically for homes and large-scale grid storage.

Where is this happening?

Asia-Pacific dominates the market today, thanks to government programs promoting battery reuse and better management of battery waste. Countries in this region are building complete systems to handle used EV batteries throughout their lifecycle. For example, in June 2023, MG Motor India partnered with LOHUM, India's largest sustainable energy materials producer, to create second-life battery solutions.

Europe is expected to grow fastest in the coming years, driven by automakers turning used EV batteries into energy storage systems.

Who are the major players?

Key companies in this space include B2U Storage Solutions, RePurpose Energy, BeePlanet Factory, ReJoule, Cactos, ECO STOR, Connected Energy, Smartville, Lohum Cleantech, and DB Bahnbau Gruppe, operating across the U.S., Europe, and India.

 

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