There are two questions. The latter one is whether a Revived Battery is considered "renewable energy" by most people.
Revived Batteries are (err, were) dead batteries that were destined for shredding (recycling) and which we rescued, so our cost is nil. The process of reviving batteries costs less than $10 per battery.
A revived battery will last nearly as long as a new one. We can revived batteries approximately 5 more time, based on experience. A weak/dead battery can usually be revived to double its range in an electric vehicle. (Used them for over 3 years on ebikes and escooters.)
We don't have an FAQ site, but here is a photo blog webpage, in case you're wondering what our etruck looks like:
http://revived-battery-truck.blogspot.com/
In your opinion, if there are benefits, how good are the benefits, in respect to alternative energy, in a scale of 1 to 10?
How much energy-reduction is achieved by battery revival, as opposed to letting dead batteries be shredded?
2007-02-23
11:17:59
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Dr. Quixote
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