Northern Nevada-based Redwood has built the world’s largest second-life battery deployment system for an AI company’s large-scale data center.

Redwood Materials has launched a new business — taking old EV batteries to store energy and help power businesses.

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So rather than recycle those still functional batteries, Redwood is turning them into stationary storage systems. And the ...

JB Straubel's startup launches Redwood Energy to turn used batteries into energy storage systems for surging AI data center ...

Lithium demand is running hot thanks to the growth of energy storage. Garimpeiro likes the look of Wildcat Resources once prices recover.

LG's American-made LFP batteries could help EVs charge in rural areas where the charging infrastructure isn’t mature.

Terra-Gen has scheduled a July 2 video conference meeting to address potential adverse impacts that a proposed 250-megawatt ...

"Lithium has no chill mode. It really is more volatile than a lot of other markets out there," said Peter Hannah, head of ...

Now, a team of researchers is proposing a material that seemingly does it all. It's reasonably conductive, it allows lithium ...