Battery-storage developer B2U secured a strategic supply agreement with Waymo covering older batteries suitable for stationary energy storage.

Utility Dive reports a strategic battery-supply agreement between B2U and Waymo. The agreement concerns older batteries that remain suitable for stationary storage, rather than newly manufactured batteries.

B2U CEO Freeman Hall told Utility Dive that the agreement, together with rising electric-vehicle adoption, would expand the company’s access to these batteries. That statement describes expected sourcing availability; the supplied excerpt does not disclose contracted quantities, shipment schedules, or batteries already delivered.

The article also identifies a second-life battery project as B2U’s second in the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) market. No project power rating, energy-storage capacity, supply-agreement value, or specific data-center customer is provided in the supplied material.