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ExpertiseUpdated on 25 June 2025

VARTA Storage GmbH - Battery Storage Producer for EU R&D Collaboration

Dennis Hein

Innovation Scientist / Research Coordinator at VARTA Storage GmbH

Nördlingen, Germany

About

VARTA Storage GmbH, a subsidiary of VARTA AG, specializes in custom lithium battery packs and large-format stationary storage systems for residential & commercial applications. We bring extensive experience in national and EU-funded research projects and are actively contributing to innovation in the following focus areas:

  • Smart grids & dynamic energy services, including storage integration with DSO/TSO operations.

  • Circularity strategies, such as reusability, second-life applications, and digital battery passports.

  • Operational safety, system-level design and new housing/hardware designs.

  • Post-Li-ion technologies, including sodium-ion and secure integration of novel chemistries.

  • AI-driven tools for smart battery fleet management and predictive maintenance.

We're eager to expand our research in these fields and explore new opportunities, especially in smart battery fleet management.

Organisation

VARTA Storage GmbH

Company (Industry)

Nördlingen, Germany

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