Japan Gets Its First Product Featuring Relectrify’s BMS+Inverter Technology With Chubu Electric Power

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Relectrify’s ReVolve® battery system combines Relectrify’s BMS+Inverter technology with nine second-life electric vehicle batteries to store over 120 kWh of energy.

., Ltd. , an affiliated company of Chubu from components supplied by Relectrify in Australia.

Chubu is Japan’s third largest electric utilities provider in terms of electric energy sold. As part of the company’s Zero Emissions Challenge 2050, an initiative aimed to attain net zero CO2 emissions for the entire business, Chubu plans to maximize and combine its solutions expertise with innovative technologies, like Relectrify’s.

Chubu and Relectrify are seriously considering to jointly trial and test the performance of the ReVolve®, with a view to incorporate more value-adding features to the ReVolve®. The two companies have started a discussion to advance their collaboration using Relectrify’s BMS+Inverter technology with the development of a range of products using new cells.

 

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