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NIO battery swap stations facilitate peak-off-peak load shifting in Denmark
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TechNode
NIO’s battery swap stations have been part of a virtual power plant pilot program in Denmark.
Shen Fei, a senior vice president at NIO, revealed this information on Sunday on the Chinese Twitter-like platform Weibo.
Such moves could ensure a stable power grid by balancing load peaks, and each swap facility could generate revenues measured in “dozen of thousands of euros,” Shen added, potentially offloading these capital-intensive assets.
The Chinese EV maker operates 39 swap stations in five European countries, including Denmark, Norway, and Germany as of Feb. 22.
[TechNode reporting, Shen Fei Weibo post, in Chinese]Related
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