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Silicon Flash > Blog > Colocation > Green Crusoe: Redwood’s Sustainable Data Center Fueled by Repurposed Batteries
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Green Crusoe: Redwood’s Sustainable Data Center Fueled by Repurposed Batteries

Published July 13, 2025 By Juwan Chacko
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Green Crusoe: Redwood’s Sustainable Data Center Fueled by Repurposed Batteries
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Summary:

  1. Redwood Materials launched the largest deployment of reused batteries globally to power a data center operated by Crusoe, a member of OpenAI’s Project Stargate.
  2. The demand for clean and reliable power is increasing due to the rise of data centers powering artificial intelligence, with grid-scale batteries playing a crucial role.
  3. Redwood’s recycled batteries are cost-effective and offer the same performance as new lithium-ion systems, contributing to stabilizing the grid while reducing costs.

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    Redwood Materials Leads the Way in Sustainable Energy Solutions

    In a groundbreaking move, Redwood Materials has initiated the largest deployment of reused batteries globally to power a data center operated by Crusoe, a key player in OpenAI’s Project Stargate. The demand for clean and reliable power is on the rise, particularly with the surge in data centers supporting artificial intelligence. Grid-scale batteries are becoming increasingly vital in meeting this demand and supporting intermittent renewable energy sources.

    The impressive 2,000-GPU data center, located at Redwood’s Sparks, Nevada campus, utilizes hundreds of repurposed EV batteries to create a storage system with 12 MW of power and 63 MWh of capacity. This system, powered in part by solar panels, can provide electricity for approximately 9,000 homes and stands as the largest microgrid in North America according to Redwood.

    JB Straubel, the founder and CEO of Redwood, envisions even larger projects on the horizon, aiming for deployments that are 20 to 100 times larger than the current endeavor. The company’s focus on sustainable energy solutions is timely, as a recent BloombergNEF report highlights the strain data centers are placing on global energy demand.

    Founded by Straubel in 2017, Redwood specializes in recycling, refining, and producing battery materials, positioning itself as one of the leading battery recyclers in North America. The company’s new division, Redwood Energy, focuses on repurposing end-of-life electric vehicle packs and modules for grid-scale storage. This innovative approach not only offers cost-effective solutions but also contributes to stabilizing the grid and reducing energy costs by integrating renewable energy sources.

    With a projected increase in revenue and a pipeline of upcoming storage projects, Redwood is poised to make a significant impact in the energy sector. By partnering with Crusoe to swiftly implement sustainable energy solutions, Redwood is setting a new standard for efficiency and innovation in the industry.

    As the need for reliable and sustainable energy solutions continues to grow, Redwood Materials remains at the forefront of driving positive change through its innovative battery recycling and repurposing initiatives.

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