US firm aims to power European stadiums with used electric-car batteries
Eaton is in talks with various players and expects the market to grow up to 20 times by 2022
24 June 2019 - 18:03
Oslo — US industrial conglomerate Eaton, which uses secondhand Nissan electric vehicle batteries to power buildings, is in talks with up to six European football stadiums to help power their facilities, according to a senior executive.
Eaton, a New York-listed firm that makes hydraulics, truck transmissions and other industrial products, says the market is niche but expects it to grow up to 20 times between now and 2022...
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