Instagrid charges ahead with ambitious battery storage plans

Andreas Sedlmayr, co-founder and joint CEO of German battery storage manufacturer Instagrid wants to use consumer electronics technology to make battery storage solutions for construction rental equipment smaller and more portable. He tells Lucy Barnard about the company’s journey so far and his ambitious US expansion plans

For Andreas Sedlmayr, co-founder and joint CEO of German battery storage manufacturer Instagrid, small is beautiful.

The key difference, Sedlmayr says, between the battery storage solutions his company is manufacturing and those available elsewhere is size: Instagrid’s first product, the Instagrid One has a rated energy capacity of 2.1 kWh…

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